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The second of seven bottlings in the Midleton Kylebeg Wood series, each of which is traceable to a single native Irish oak. The felling of these trees on Ballykilcavan estate, cast sunlight on the floor of this centuries-old forest where new saplings are already taking purchase. A promise that Irish oak will continue to grow there for centuries to come.
This 9 year old whiskey celebrates 135 years of bonding whiskey. Fully matured in a mix of Bourbon, Sherry, Bordeaux and Port Casks. Nose of berries and apples intertwined with wood and vanilla. Tate of rich pot still spices, vibrant fruits and Oak. Rich lasting finish.
This is the second addition to the 'Spot' range of Irish whiskeys, which contains the famous Green Spot Pot Still Whiskey. The Yellow Spot is a single pot still Irish whiskey which has been matured in three types of cask: American bourbon cask, Spanish Sherry butts and Spanish Malaga casks for a sweeter flavour.
Frequently hailed as one of Ireland's finest whiskies, Redbreast is revered for its bright, stewed fruit character. This 18-year-old is a sumptuous example of its house style, with notes of red orchard fruit, candied mango and sultanas, underpinned by lovely, warming spices, and fresh cherries.
Blue Spot 7 Year Old Cask Strength Irish Whiskey embodies the unmistakable qualities of Pot Still Irish Whiskey, Blue Spot is matured for at least seven years in Bourbon barrels, sherry butts and Portuguese Madeira casks.
This single pot still Irish whiskey from Teeling is made with a combination of malted and un-malted barley, creating a creamy texture alongside a sweet, fruity character. Aromas of vanilla, stewed apples, cinnamon, apricot yoghurt and banana milkshake fill the nose, alongside rich sherry aromas.
Red Spot is one of the flagship expressions from the Spot Whiskey label, which dates its history back to 1805. Historically, spots were painted on the barrels that matured their whiskey below the streets of Dublin to indicate age.