J.J. Corry The Gael Irish Whiskey

Mediocre like watered down green spot with a touch of coconut and ethanol. Eminently forgettable

Nose - honey Palate - smooth, floral, honey Finish - medium, smooth Overall - not my style but decent enough - a sweet whiskey

Nose: major vanilla Pallet: peppery Finish: pear?

Yep, great Irish. Heavy vanilla Nose, pepper spice in the body and pear and baking spices on the finish

Nose: Heavy wafts of tropical fruits. Coconut, citrus/lemon, caramel, and green apple dominate. Once the initial tropical notes subside, some notes of butterscotch and hints of malt can be found in the background. Taste: Sweet and sour with some bitterness. Notes of citrus and baked cherry pie combine with malt and oak notes nicely. The more subtle notes of coconut and apple can be found if searched for. Balanced and pleasant. Texture was very enjoyable for me: a bit oily and not thin. This one was very surprising. I felt that this was nearly a rum with all of the tropical notes but it was neatly rounded out with malt and oak notes, bringing me back into the whisky realm. This is a good pour for people looking for something different.

Top bang for buck stuff. Nose: Raisins, Honey, Bananas, Vanilla, Canteloupes, Coconut, Melba Peaches and Cream Palate: Honey, Raisins, Grapefruit, Toffee, Vanilla, Banana Cream Pie, Coconuts, Almonds, Caramel, Dates, Prunes Finish: Vanilla, Raspberries and Cream, Raisins, Honey, Caramel, Coconuts