Tastes

I tried this one on a tour in Irish Whiskey Musem in Dublin. Of course the context mattered, but this classic Irish whiskey really impressed me. Rich and smooth, but on the hand very fruity, flowery and aromatic. I will definitely look for other Powers whiskeys.

I tried this one on a tour in Irish Whiskey Musem in Dublin. And I must say I was very positively surprised with this one (to be honest – that was the first time I had heard about this brand). Very rich, sweet and smooth. And so very Irish for sure 😊

I tried Glendalough Double Barrel on a tour in Irish Whiskey Musem in Dublin. On that weekend I tried plenty of Irish Whiskeys and this one I will recommend least. A lot of alcohol burining, very quick finish. It definitely could use more time in the barrell…

The best of the Teelings I had tried. And so very Irish… Smooth, honey and floral aromas followed by very rich, but smooth tastes. Fruits, flowers, caramel, honey, oak… And all this really well balanced. 5/5. Sláinte!

Tasted this during the tour at Teelings in Dublin. I believe I hadn't tasted any other whiskey that was aged in so many casks. And the first impression is rather positive. A variety of tastes makes this one smell and taste more like Scotch than Irish whiskey. And as long as I am looking forward to some further experiments from Teeling I believe that this one is not quite a classic Irish whiskey. And I will look for the "spirit of Dublin" somewhere else.

[app 120PLN] Definitely worth trying. It reminds me of bourbon both in nose and taste. Sweet, with distinctive caramel and honey. Still, I guess it could use some more time in the barrel. It is nice, easy drinking whiskey, but if you look for sth really nice from Teeling I strongly recommend the "Single Grain" .

Smooth and sweet. With lots of cinammon, chocolate, muscovado and similiar tastes.

Really worth the money. Plenty of tastes in one glass :) Some smoke and charcoal blend nicely with fuits, vanilla and toffee notes. This is not a peat monster tough but a nice choice for someone who is looking looking for something "in between" classic and peat whiskeys.

Very interesting one. Sweet, but not very sweet and very smooth with a bitter, spicy ending. Slightly bourbon-like. I will definitely look for other Kavalans. And... what a bottle!

Very intriguing aroma and rich, multi - layer taste. Nuts, fruits, bit of smoke... and a bourbon - like finish, but it burns a lot. Good scotch.