Writers' Tears Copper Pot

Creamy whisky. Verry Creamy Mild pear and cane sugar on the Nose with som zest The taste is just as Creamy and sweet as the Nose. Nice and mild with a hint of spices. I enjoyed this way more than it should based on the price. Alcohol forward the completly gone A really Nice shipping whisky

Nose: apple, cinnamon, honey Taste: floral, citrus After: fresh, minty

Honey,vanilla notes. Very nice.

Nose: apple hard candy, floral honey. Very pleasant and sweet aroma Taste: Irish character, not soft. Green fruit notes. Some alcohol and spices. Copper. Finish: medium and soft. Aroma is something special on this one, but I still will pick a regular Bushmills... Can't see myself buying it again... There is always regular Bushmills and Black Bush for much better price

Incredibly smooth. Notes of caramel and vanilla. Best Irish I've had thus far.

Tasted a 2019 bottling. Nose: Mellow and yet moderately rich at the same time. Freshly cut apple and pear, classic toffee, vanilla, malty, no grain at all. It's also a bit funky, like perfume. Very inviting for a blend. Taste: Smooth and mellow here too. Very malty. It's young but at least 5 years old for sure. Apple, pear and toffee dominate this very malty palette with an unmistakable bourbon cask profile. No grain stands out here either. Finish: This is where it falls short, because the finish is barely there at all. At this point I can reliably say this is a great blend that's sadly been watered down way too hard. Final thoughts: I'm aware this is 60% single malt and 40% pot still, so it's not your classic Irish blend. It's much closer to a single malt than most drams at this price point. Would have been more interesting at higher ABV, but it's still very decent and recommended regardless.