Английская Википедия:A'bunadh

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A'bunadh from Batch No. 22

A'bunadh is a cask-strength single malt whisky from the Aberlour Distillery in Scotland. Though it has no age statement, it is released in limited run batches, each batch carrying a unique number on its label. Each batch of this whisky is blended from barrels ranging from 5 to 25 years old.

A'bunadh is exclusively aged in Spanish oak Oloroso sherry butts and therefore has a sweeter, softer flavour than most scotch. A'bunadh is not chill filtered.

The distillery cite the story during distillery tours that when the second pair of stills were put in during 1975, a time capsule was discovered behind the name plate, containing an 1898 newspaper about the distillery fire wrapped around an 1898 bottle of Aberlour. The workmen who discovered the bottle polished off four fifths of the bottle during their lunch break, but the remains of the bottle went off to the laboratories in Keith, Moray, and were analysed. A'bunadh is an attempt to recreate this single malt.

The name a'bunadh is described as the Scottish Gaelic for ''the original', though is possibly a misspelling of Шаблон:Lang, meaning 'the origin'.

Released batch numbers

Batch number	Alcoholic strength	Approximate year of bottling
1–5	59.6%	1997
6	59.9%	1999
Silver Label (12yo)	58.7%
7	59.9%	2000
8	60.2%	2001
9	60%	2002
10	59.8%	2003
11	59.8%
12	60%	2004
13	59.8%
14	59.5%	2005
15	59.6%
16
17	60.2%	2006
18	59.7%
19	59.9%	2007
20	60.5%
21	59.5%	2008
22	59.3%
23	60.2%
24
25	60.4%
26	60.6%	2009
27	60.1%
28	59.7%
29	59.9%	2010
30	59.8%
31	60.5%
32	60.4%
33	60.9%
34	59.5%
35	60.3%	2011
36	60.1%
37	59.6%
38	60.3%
39	59.8%	2012
40	60.0%
41	59.0%
42	60.3%
44	59.7%
45	60.2%	2013
46	60.4%
47	60.7%	2014
48	59.7%
49	60.1%
50	59.6%
51	60.8%	2015
52	60.5%
53	59.7%
54	60.7%	2016
55	60.9%
56	61.2%
57	60.7%
58	61.1%	2017
59	60.9%
60	60.3%
61	60.8%
62	59.9%	2018
63	61.0%
64	59.9%	2019
65	59.5%
66	59.2%
67	59.8%	2020
68	61.5%
69	61.2%	2021
70	61.2%
71	61.5%
72	59.1%
73	61.2%	2022
74	60.0%
75	60.9%
76	61.3%
77	60.8%	2023
78	60.7%
79	60.5%

References

Шаблон:Scotland-stub