Midleton Very Rare Barry Crockett Legacy

Rich, cinnamony caramel with a dash of orange that comes out of nowhere. A wave of oak comes in after several seconds and the the finish is long and layered - like honey but not nearly so sweet.

Sep 2017 The full bottle typically costs around €250 and so is out of my comfort range but I was lucky enough to receive a gift pack that included a miniature bottle of it along with Redbreast 12, Green Spot, and Powers John's Lane ( http://mitchellandson.com/single-pot-still-4x50ml-gift-pack.html). A few drops of water improved it slightly. The nose is of honey and toffee and tastes of orange and other fruits ending with a wonderfully lingering aftertaste. It is a torture to know that due to the price my opportunities to enjoy this frequently will be few and far between. However, the other three whiskeys in the pack are top notch and can be bought without the risk of defaulting on a mortgage payment.

Slightly bunged when drinking it so no good for the smelling. Tastes of honey and caramel. Very smooth. Stays in the throat. Goes down like a dessert. Excellent to drink. Buy this if you can. Pricey though at about €220-€250. Try to get it.

Rich & full bodied Nose, fruit & spice Taste, rich, sweet, Finish, pleasant, long Tasted at the Dublin airport w Carl. Very smooth and balanced

Liza is right! A master had to create this blend. Hugely expensive though! What a complex, shifting taste. NOSE- toffee, yum, then intense perfume, floral, and give it a minute chocolate wafts in; PALATE-Spicy, oily, thick, toffee again, then oranges and marmalade, the oak is there but faint; FINISH-strong, lingers delightfully, malty, chocolate makes a comeback, slightly bitter towards the end. Even though a blend (I prefer single malts) this is superb! Only let down by its price :)