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Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey
Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey
Size: 0,7
l
(42.0%
ABV)
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- BrandGlendalough
- CategoryIrish Whiskey
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryGlendalough
- Age4 Year Old
- Style Single Grain Irish Whiskey
- Maturation Ex-Bourbon, Oloroso and Madeira casks
- Alcohol42.0%
A youthful, quality Irish spirit with legs.
Glendalough was founded by “five friends from Wicklow and Dubli'.” They began their journey creating Poitín — a traditional Irish distillate made in very small pot stills, sort of like small batch Irish Moonshine. From there it was a short and easy step into a variety of Irish Whiskies and Herbal-infused Gins as well. Everything is made by hand with a good measure of love.
OK… stay with us because Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey is a unique thing indeed. First, it is a Single Grain Irish Whiskey. That means that it is a combination of grains — in this case corn and malted barley — distilled and aged on site. They call it “triple barrel” because the spirit is aged three and a half years in ex-Bourbon casks, then six months in Oloroso Sherry casks, and finally it is finished in Madeira casks — for a total of four years of quality aging. Now, as a young Whiskey, we say be patient. Pour your dram, give it a single cube of ice or a spoonful of water, and then let it breath.
You will like the results.
Smartass corner:
Glendalough is Gaelic for “valley of two lakes.” And if you ever get to visit the small town of Glendalough, you will find just that — a beautiful east-Ireland hamlet with a small craft distillery and two lovely lakes nearby.
Glendalough was founded by “five friends from Wicklow and Dubli'.” They began their journey creating Poitín — a traditional Irish distillate made in very small pot stills, sort of like small batch Irish Moonshine. From there it was a short and easy step into a variety of Irish Whiskies and Herbal-infused Gins as well. Everything is made by hand with a good measure of love.
OK… stay with us because Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey is a unique thing indeed. First, it is a Single Grain Irish Whiskey. That means that it is a combination of grains — in this case corn and malted barley — distilled and aged on site. They call it “triple barrel” because the spirit is aged three and a half years in ex-Bourbon casks, then six months in Oloroso Sherry casks, and finally it is finished in Madeira casks — for a total of four years of quality aging. Now, as a young Whiskey, we say be patient. Pour your dram, give it a single cube of ice or a spoonful of water, and then let it breath.
You will like the results.
Smartass corner:
Glendalough is Gaelic for “valley of two lakes.” And if you ever get to visit the small town of Glendalough, you will find just that — a beautiful east-Ireland hamlet with a small craft distillery and two lovely lakes nearby.
Flavor Spiral TM
-
raisin
-
oatmeal
-
caramel
-
woody
-
rancio
-
toffee
-
oak
-
pear
-
malted barley
Appearance / Color
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rancio and sultana, granola, toffee, and pear.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Young and lightly sweet with more raisin, bran, and fresh sawn wood.
Finish
Medium with a Wine-like lingering.
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rancio and sultana, granola, toffee, and pear.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Young and lightly sweet with more raisin, bran, and fresh sawn wood.
Finish
Medium with a Wine-like lingering.
About
A youthful, quality Irish spirit with legs.
Glendalough was founded by “five friends from Wicklow and Dubli'.” They began their journey creating Poitín — a traditional Irish distillate made in very small pot stills, sort of like small batch Irish Moonshine. From there it was a short and easy step into a variety of Irish Whiskies and Herbal-infused Gins as well. Everything is made by hand with a good measure of love.
OK… stay with us because Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey is a unique thing indeed. First, it is a Single Grain Irish Whiskey. That means that it is a combination of grains — in this case corn and malted barley — distilled and aged on site. They call it “triple barrel” because the spirit is aged three and a half years in ex-Bourbon casks, then six months in Oloroso Sherry casks, and finally it is finished in Madeira casks — for a total of four years of quality aging. Now, as a young Whiskey, we say be patient. Pour your dram, give it a single cube of ice or a spoonful of water, and then let it breath.
You will like the results.
Smartass corner:
Glendalough is Gaelic for “valley of two lakes.” And if you ever get to visit the small town of Glendalough, you will find just that — a beautiful east-Ireland hamlet with a small craft distillery and two lovely lakes nearby.
Glendalough was founded by “five friends from Wicklow and Dubli'.” They began their journey creating Poitín — a traditional Irish distillate made in very small pot stills, sort of like small batch Irish Moonshine. From there it was a short and easy step into a variety of Irish Whiskies and Herbal-infused Gins as well. Everything is made by hand with a good measure of love.
OK… stay with us because Glendalough Triple Barrel Irish Whiskey is a unique thing indeed. First, it is a Single Grain Irish Whiskey. That means that it is a combination of grains — in this case corn and malted barley — distilled and aged on site. They call it “triple barrel” because the spirit is aged three and a half years in ex-Bourbon casks, then six months in Oloroso Sherry casks, and finally it is finished in Madeira casks — for a total of four years of quality aging. Now, as a young Whiskey, we say be patient. Pour your dram, give it a single cube of ice or a spoonful of water, and then let it breath.
You will like the results.
Smartass corner:
Glendalough is Gaelic for “valley of two lakes.” And if you ever get to visit the small town of Glendalough, you will find just that — a beautiful east-Ireland hamlet with a small craft distillery and two lovely lakes nearby.
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- BrandGlendalough
- CategoryIrish Whiskey
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryGlendalough
- Age4 Year Old
- Style Single Grain Irish Whiskey
- Maturation Ex-Bourbon, Oloroso and Madeira casks
- Alcohol42.0%
Flavor Spiral TM
-
raisin
-
oatmeal
-
caramel
-
woody
-
rancio
-
toffee
-
oak
-
pear
-
malted barley
Appearance / Color
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rancio and sultana, granola, toffee, and pear.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Young and lightly sweet with more raisin, bran, and fresh sawn wood.
Finish
Medium with a Wine-like lingering.
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Rancio and sultana, granola, toffee, and pear.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Young and lightly sweet with more raisin, bran, and fresh sawn wood.
Finish
Medium with a Wine-like lingering.
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