Tastes

Usually $32 a pour, the bar was doing a half price discount for St Patrick's day. Light in colour Slight resemblance to Jameson 12yo. Yum!

Poured into a Brandy glass at a restaurant. Obvious Sherry notes with sweetness, dark fruits, dark chocolate with a mild smokiness.

Yum! First taste, brief notes (will return): Butterscotch, smooth and sweet. Subtle, but long finish that leaves the mouth tasting like a toffee apple and butterscotch. Looking forward to future tastings

This is yummy! Will return later to give it a better description of tasting notes...

I will need to return to this whiskey as I am a little unsure of the flavours in my initial tasting. I have just tasted the Teeling Single Grain which I thoroughly enjoyed while it was unique from other Irish Whiskeys. The Single Malt is also very unique. Vibrant nose, spicy and almost smokey. It tastes sweet and dry with a spicy and oak finish. It lingers in the mouth for a little while leaving a sweet/oily but pleasant aftertaste. 3.5 stars, I like it and yet I am unsure. Will need to return.

Colour: light, golden colour Nose: spice with subtle sweet notes. First impression was quite strong burning alcohol, after leaving to rest then adding a little water it was much more pleasant on the nose. Taste: spice up front, with fruity sweetness slightly dry at the end Finish: wood and spice finish, leaves the tongue coated in a wine like sweet oiliness which is very pleasant YUM!

My first tasting of this whiskey. I found it very similar to regular Jameson. It was nice, but I was unable to get the richness suggested by others. This came after a few pourings of Redbreast at home which may have spoiled it for me.

Colour: light, golden Nose: sweet with notes of vanilla and banana with some spiciness Taste: sweet and fruity again, with hints of clove and possibly stone fruits. I found it a bit heavy up front for a whiskey that is 40% but after a few sips found it quite easy to drink Very similar to the Teeling Small Batch Whiskey, which is not surprising since both have been sourced from the Cooley Distillery.

I am new to Islay Wiskys and this is my first taste note... Peaty smoke on the nose. Biscuit, seaweed, full bodied flavours. Pleasant aftertaste.