So, i was in Spain, an oddly place to find new whiskies, specially where i was, which was a super small wine town called "Peralada". Well, back in the hotel, i saw this strange but beautiful looking bottle of an irish whiskey, called "The Galtee Mountain Boy". Of course i asked for a pour and this are my thoughts on it: On the nose, pears, green apple. A noticeable grain whiskey thick vanilla, apple juice and marshmallows. It is very fruity. On the palate it is an apple pie. Puff pastry, the grain whiskey here is pretty well delivered. Vanilla powder. It has a short and dry sider aftertaste that is very simple and boring. Overall, an easy sipper, this whiskey is not a memorable one, but at least the bottle is very good looking. My score for this underwhelming whiskey is 76 over 100.