The result of triple distillation, Tullamore D.E.W. is a renowned Irish whiskey, known the world over for its fine, unmistakable taste. The origins of Tullamore D.E.W. date back to 1829, with the founding of the Tullamore distillery in the town of the same name in County Offaly, in the heart of Ireland. Its unique taste comes from the way it is made. First subjected to triple distillation, it is then matured in specially selected old sherry and bourbon casks, where it develops its typical aroma, and from which it draws its hints of vanilla and toasted wood. Combining the best of all three types of Irish whiskey - single pot still, malt and grain.
Nose: Peaty, smoky aromas mingle with notes of ripe fruit and cereals. Mouth: An explosion of peaty, woody flavors, with hints of vanilla and honey. Finish: A long, warm finish, leaving notes of peat and dried fruit on the palate.
Nose: Proper N° Twelve reveals subtle aromas of cereal, vanilla and ripe fruit. Feel: On the palate, this whisky presents notes of honey, caramel and sweet spices, offering a velvety, balanced texture. Finish: The finish is long and warm, giving way to woody and smoky notes, for an intense and satisfying taste experience.
Nose: Teeling Single Malt reveals subtle aromas of ripe fruit, vanilla and honey, with a hint of sweet spice. Mouth: On the palate, this whisky reveals notes of dried fruit, dark chocolate and oak, for a rich, balanced taste experience. Finish: Teeling Single Malt's finish is long and warm, marked by notes of candied fruit and toasted cereal, leaving a satisfying sensation on the palate.
Nose: Amrut Intermediate Sherry reveals intense aromas of sherry, dried fruit and honey. Feel: On the palate, this whisky reveals notes of red fruit, caramel and sweet spices. Finish: The finish is long and warm, giving way to flavors of oak and candied fruit.
This Bruichladdich is extremely creamy, maritime and bright. Full of power and peppery, waxy texture, it shows the robustness of Islay whisky without the peat. And it's a true island single malt, evocative and beautifully coastal and mineral.