The Irishman 12 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Bottled By Walsh Whiskey 70cl / 43%
The Irishman 12-year-old is an indie-bottled triple distilled Irish single malt whiskey from the splendid Walsh Whiskey, the company behind Writer's Tears. The Irishman is bottled at a gentle, easy-drinking 43% and has picked up a string of awards at international whiskey competitions.
Where Writer's Tears is a mix of malt and pot still whiskeys, The Irishman 12-year-old is 100% single malt whiskey and is bottled from small batches of first fill ex-bourbon casks, giving the gentle Irish malt's fresh fruit flavours room to express themselves, while adding delicious toasted vanilla and spices.
Attributes
| Distillery | Undisclosed |
| Bottler |
Walsh Whiskey |
| Country | Ireland |
| Cask Type | American Oak |
| Age | 12 |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
| ABV | 43% |
| Pre-Owned |
No |
Tasting Notes
Official Tasting Notes
Nose: Sweet spicy notes of Vanilla, Cinnamon and even a tincture of Clove. All balanced with Apples and Pears, some charred wood and freshly cut hay.
Palate: Sweet with Vanilla, bolstered by Black Peppercorns, reluctantly giving way to a succulent fruity mid-section.
Finish: Lingering succulent flavour of Barley and Oak. A touch of creamy dairy fudge and Dark Chocolate.
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The Irishman 12 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey
The Irishman 12 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Bottled By Walsh Whiskey 70cl / 43%
The Irishman 12-year-old is an indie-bottled triple distilled Irish single malt whiskey from the splendid Walsh Whiskey, the company behind Writer's Tears. The Irishman is bottled at a gentle, easy-drinking 43% and has picked up a string of awards at international whiskey competitions.
Where Writer's Tears is a mix of malt and pot still whiskeys, The Irishman 12-year-old is 100% single malt whiskey and is bottled from small batches of first fill ex-bourbon casks, giving the gentle Irish malt's fresh fruit flavours room to express themselves, while adding delicious toasted vanilla and spices.
Attributes
| Distillery | Undisclosed |
| Bottler |
Walsh Whiskey |
| Country | Ireland |
| Cask Type | American Oak |
| Age | 12 |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
| ABV | 43% |
| Pre-Owned |
No |
Tasting Notes
Official Tasting Notes
Nose: Sweet spicy notes of Vanilla, Cinnamon and even a tincture of Clove. All balanced with Apples and Pears, some charred wood and freshly cut hay.
Palate: Sweet with Vanilla, bolstered by Black Peppercorns, reluctantly giving way to a succulent fruity mid-section.
Finish: Lingering succulent flavour of Barley and Oak. A touch of creamy dairy fudge and Dark Chocolate.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Bottled By Walsh Whiskey 70cl / 43%
The Irishman 12-year-old is an indie-bottled triple distilled Irish single malt whiskey from the splendid Walsh Whiskey, the company behind Writer's Tears. The Irishman is bottled at a gentle, easy-drinking 43% and has picked up a string of awards at international whiskey competitions.
Where Writer's Tears is a mix of malt and pot still whiskeys, The Irishman 12-year-old is 100% single malt whiskey and is bottled from small batches of first fill ex-bourbon casks, giving the gentle Irish malt's fresh fruit flavours room to express themselves, while adding delicious toasted vanilla and spices.
Attributes
| Distillery | Undisclosed |
| Bottler |
Walsh Whiskey |
| Country | Ireland |
| Cask Type | American Oak |
| Age | 12 |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
| ABV | 43% |
| Pre-Owned |
No |
Tasting Notes
Official Tasting Notes
Nose: Sweet spicy notes of Vanilla, Cinnamon and even a tincture of Clove. All balanced with Apples and Pears, some charred wood and freshly cut hay.
Palate: Sweet with Vanilla, bolstered by Black Peppercorns, reluctantly giving way to a succulent fruity mid-section.
Finish: Lingering succulent flavour of Barley and Oak. A touch of creamy dairy fudge and Dark Chocolate.
