then is finished in both ex-peated whiskey and ex-Bordeaux barrels. The result is a rich vanilla and red berry complexity, backed by toffee and soft earthiness. Made with 100% Irish malted barley ...

This makes it very different from the core Red Spot expression, a single pot still Irish whiskey aged in a combination of bourbon, sherry, and Marsala casks for 15 years. “In our continued ...

If you're looking for a relatively affordable, entry-level bottle to get acquainted with the wonderful world of whiskey, you won't go wrong with Redbreast.

apple pie and a medley of red fruits. Medium-long finish with brown bread and strawberry. Also making the shortlist is Old Comber Irish Whiskey, No Age Statement, 46% ABV. The Best Limited Release ...

Most fans of Irish single-pot still whiskey are familiar with Redbreast and the brand’s signature bottling, Redbreast 12. The 18-year-old expression adds further depth with components matured in ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Red Locks Irish Whiskey is distilled at Great Northern Distillery in County Louth, Ireland but the brand is managed locally in Minnesota by three Irish natives: Kieran Folliard ...

The 48-year-old Irish whiskey was finally shepherded into the ... the whiskey offers notes of chocolate-dipped honeycomb with caramelized red apples, quince jelly, coffee cake, and vanilla-scented ...

Irish whiskey has historically used oats which adds ... While paying the toll, the Marquess spotted some red paint and decided to daub it all over the toll gate, the tollkeeper and his friends ...

Blue and Red. Where to go next? Here are a few other Irish whiskeys I’ve sampled over the course of the past year or so that will bring a smile to your face this St. Patrick’s Day season.

All Irish whiskeys were tasted and tested in two distinct ... With no chill filtering, it’s wonderfully rich with ripe red fruits, oaky, biscuity sweetness, and lingering spice.

then you're talking good Irish whiskey. Smooth, because it is triple-distilled. That, anyway, is the usual bullet-point, though in fact Irish whiskeys vary a great deal. Satisfying because it's ...