Teeling Poitín (Discontinued)
Poitín
Teeling // Ireland
Poitín was first distilled in Ireland in the 17th century before being banned in 1661, and would be over 300 years before its production would be legalized again.
In an effort to revive the production of Poitín in Ireland, Teeling has released its own version, consisting of a blend of 80% corn spirit triple distilled in column stills and 20% malted barley spirit double distilled in copper pot stills and immediately bottled after blending.
Poitín was first distilled in Ireland in the 17th century before being banned in 1661, and would be over 300 years before its production would be legalized again. In an effort to revive the production of Poitín in Ireland, Teeling has released its own version, consisting of a blend of 80% corn spirit triple distilled in column stills and 20% malted barley spirit double distilled in copper pot stills and immediately bottled after blending.
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abv61.5
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PoitínPoitín or poteen is a traditional Irish spirit usually made in a small pot still. It is often made from barley, corn, potatoes or sugar beets. It isn't usually aged, but it can be for up to 10 weeks and it can also be flavored. Its name comes from the Irish word "pota" which means pot.
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Cask TypeUnaged