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Originally distilled at the famous Bow Street distillery in Dublin, since 1975 Jameson has been produced at Midleton, an enormous modern distillery in County Cork built by Irish Distillers to streamline the production of its many brands. This brought an end to nearly 200 years of Jameson production in Dublin, but the Old Jameson Distillery in Bow Street is now a visitor's centre. Tourists can also visit the Midleton distillery, which is home to many other brands beside Jameson, including Green Spot...
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Kilbeggan Blended Irish Whiskey
Drawing on centuries of tradition and craft, Kilbeggan Irish Whiskey is distilled from the purest clear water and the finest malted Irish barley and maize, gently matured for long years in oak casks in the ancient warehouses in Kilbeggan and skilfully blended to create a whiskey of unique smoothness, character and balance.
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This jar of Irish whiskey contains Uisge Baugh "water of Life" Blended Irish Whiskey.
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A blend named after a defunct distillery attached to the town of the same name a few miles along the coast of Northern Ireland from Bushmills, whence the malt element of this blend is sourced. Not to be confused with the afore-mentioned defunct Coleraine distillery, owned by Bushmills, which closed in 1978, but which did exist as a very limited bottling single malt about fifteen years ago. Hope you got all that.
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Whisky Magazine is the perfect complement to the dram in your glass. Every issue brings you fascinating articles on the art, science and romance of the 'water of life', plus page after page of tasting notes.
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The only independent Irish owned distillery in Ireland, founded in 1987 by John Teeling, in reaction to the decline of Irish Whiskey and a desire to reverse the trend. Since its inception Cooley’s have won numerous awards including, in 1998, a trophy for outstanding achievement to the spirit industry. They produce a range of blended and Single Malt Whiskies including: Locke’s Irish blend with a light, floral sweetness and a honied fruity palate; Tyrconnell, a beguiling cross between spiciness and...
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Originally distilled at the famous Bow Street distillery in Dublin, since 1975 Jameson has been produced at Midleton, an enormous modern distillery in County Cork built by Irish Distillers to streamline the production of its many brands. This brought an end to nearly 200 years of Jameson production in Dublin, but the Old Jameson Distillery in Bow Street is now a visitor's centre. Tourists can also visit the Midleton distillery, which is home to many other brands beside Jameson, including Green Spot...
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Millar's Irish Whiskey is a unique blend of the finest grain and malt Irish whiskeys with exceptional character and superior quality. It is double distilled and matured almost entirely in once used oak bourbon casks. Millars Special Reserve has been distilled, matured and blended to produce a darker, full bodied, smooth whiskey in the traditional Irish sense. On the nose there are aromas of sweet grapes which join forces with the grain to offer a lush sweetness alongside the harder, oakier grains...
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Locke's Blended Irish Whiskey
Locke's Distillery has the distinction of being the oldest licensed distillery in the world dating back to 1757. This was a small rural distillery that prospered in the 19th century by successfully exporting its whiskey to the UK, US, Argentina, Australia and other UK colonies. The change in the economic climate eventually forced Locke's to cease operations in 1953 and sell of its assets. This loss in distilling history was ultimately Cooley Distillery's gain when it bought over Locke's Distillery...
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A special bottling to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the license to distil aqua vitae in Antrim originally granted in 1608 to Sir Thomas Phillips. This has already won 'Best Irish Blended Whiskey (No Age Statement)' at the World Whiskies Awards 2008.
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Irish whiskey is triple pot distilled (as opposed to double distilled for its Scotch counterpart) with a mixture of barley, oats and wheat for a mellow and smooth taste.
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We find it is easier to discuss this particular aspect on a person to person basis. Please place the order on the website without worrying about the incription details. A member of our staff will ring, or email you, to discuss this in detail.
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Jameson Irish Whiskey
John Jameson founded his whiskey distillery in Dublin in the year 1780. From the rich countryside of Ireland come nature's finest barley and crystal clear water. These natural ingredients are carefully distilled 3 times to create the natural smooth whiskey that is Jameson.
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Paddys Irish Whiskey
This is mild and soft with a touch of sweet oil and spiciness with background notes of honey, vanilla and toasted wood. It finishes with a gently fading sweetness, mellow maltiness and mild woody notes.
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Kilbeggan Irish Whiskey
Kilbeggan is a uniquely Irish whiskey. Like most Irish people, Kilbeggan is easy going and approachable, but with its own distinctive style. The finest grain and malt whiskeys are blended together for the smooth, sweet taste and lovely malty finish that is Kilbeggan Irish whiskey. 70cl
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A complex maltiness � both grassy and intensely barley-rich � dominates. The oak is quite drying, though a hint of wild fruit offers some extra compexity.
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Bushmills Original Irish Whiskey
Finest blended Irish whiskey, Distilled, matured and bottled by The Old Bushmills Distillery Company. Welcome to Bushmills Original Smooth and Mellow Irish Whisky blended on Irelands rugged Antrim coastline, a region with a licence granted in 1608 to distil whiskey and still the home today of Irelands oldest working distillery and one of the worlds finest whiskeys.
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Blended Irish Whiskey Millar's is a blend of malt and grain whiskeys from the Cooley distillery, matured in first-fill bourbon casks.
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Irish Whiskey
Originally blended from a rich, dark, heavy bodied Cavendish, this tobacco is made smooth by adding a mixture of Zimbabwean orange smoking grades and aromatic Thailand Burley. It is mellowed using Black Perique blend tobacco from Louisiana bayou. As tradition dictates, the leaf is stored for many years in sherry oak barrels, giving the tobacco its name and an exquisite mature oaken aroma. 50g Tin
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Review : This blended whiskey has a floral, peppery scent. The high proportion of malt whiskey shows through in subtle flavours which develop with each sip. In fact the blend is such that it may win some who dislike the smokey/salty/peaty tones sometimes associated with whiskies (Scottish & Irish alike). In comparison with 'Jameson' I would suggest that '70' is the smoother of the two & deserves to win many converts. I would even seek novice whiskey drinkers to give it a try too.
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Tullamore Dew is the original blend known the world over for its smooth and gentle flavour. This mild blended whiskey has spicy, lemony and malty notes with charred wood undertones giving soft, buttery, rounded flavours that linger in the mouth. Tullamore Dew is also widely acclaimed by whiskey connoisseurs; in 2005, it won a much-prized trophy at the International Spirits Challenge, the highest accolade in the drinks industry. The trophy was one of only four awarded to over 700 drinks products entered...
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Luxury blend is a smooth and exquisite blend of three differnet Virginias, sweetish Black Cavendish, fragrant Burley and a fabulous aroma of Orange and Honey, with an added touch of the all time favourite Vanilla flavour. Specially blended for both taste and aroma.
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Malt whiskey that becomes Black Bush is aged up to eleven years in selection sherry-seasoned oak casks before being blended with a small portion of a special single grain whiskey to enhance the independant, non-conformist character of the malt. The malt used in the mash derives its clean taste from the deliberate absence of peat used in the malted barley drying process.
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The only independent Irish owned distillery in Ireland, founded in 1987 by John Teeling, in reaction to the decline of Irish Whiskey and a desire to reverse the trend. Since its inception Cooley’s have won numerous awards including, in 1998, a trophy for outstanding achievement to the spirit industry. They produce a range of blended and Single Malt Whiskies including: Locke’s Irish blend with a light, floral sweetness and a honied fruity palate; Tyrconnell, a beguiling cross between spiciness and...
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