The Busker Triple Cask Triple Smooth

Aroma is a warm and fruity delivery layered with earthier and maltier notes that give this an inviting profile; Palate is a heavier, maltier, darker delivery of similar profiles to the aroma, with a sweetness that’s more subtle, but more complex; Finish is the only place oak really shows up and it’s a welcome note to end on.

Smooth average Irish

Smooth and light. Nice flavor from the triple cask finish.

Vanilla, fruit and caramel. Light and kind of thin but not on an unpleasant way. Easy drinking.

I was excited to try this, but it's typical of a cheaper Irish whiskey. Body is light, mouthfeel is unremarkable. Nose is on the weaker side but decent hints of malt. Palate is slightly astringent and it's as if you have to really search for a consistency in the taste. Not a fan of the finish as it leaves a mild bitterness on the tongue. I can see using this more in cocktails that might call for an Irish whiskey but not a valiant sipper at all.