Irish whiskey is a type of alcoholic beverage produced on Ireland's island. A strict regulation specifies that a spirit must spend a minimum of three years developing on the island of Ireland in order to be recognized as Irish.
Awards:
- (Gold) Liquid Gold Award – 2014 Jim Murray's Whisky Bible
- (Winner)Irish Blend of the Year – 2014 Jim Murray's Whisky Bible
- (Winner) Irish Blend of the Year – 2013 Jim Murray's Whisky Bible
| Country | Irish (Ireland) |
| Alcohol Volume | 40% |
| Bottle Size |
700 ml |
| Taste |
Nose: The smooth sweetness of marmalade and fudge dominates the nose, which is followed by a hint of Madeira and a suggestion of cut grass. Palate: Thick and full-bodied, with aromas of orchard fruits and a hint of vanilla cream, both fresh and cooked. Finish: Spice and honey in a medium-length wine. |
| Special Ingredients | Barley, Pure Irish water, and Maize. |
