Distileerderij | Midleton (1975-) |
Bottelaar | OB |
Serie | The Whiskey Makers Series |
Gebotteld voor | by Head Distiller Brian Nation |
Gedistilleerd op | Not Specified |
Gebotteld | 2016 |
Land | Ierland |
Streek | Ierland |
Leeftijd | X |
Cask Type | X |
Vatnummer | X |
Alcohol percentage | 43 |
Inhoud | 0,70 |
Conditie | Perfect |
Etiket | Perfect |
Voorraad | 0 |
More NAS. I find an NAS blend expensive at €57, whatever the story and the rationale. Colour: pale white wine. Nose: it’s nice that there’s not much oak influence, and rather some fresh fruits, from gooseberries to peaches. Tiny herbs and flowers as well, borage, dandelion… The whole’s light, and really very easy. Certainly more ‘natural’ than the Bushmills. Mouth: yes, it’s good, with notes of pot still whiskey, melons, surely some sweet barley, a little sugar syrup (cane), sugary apples, some sweet and sour beer, and more and more candy sugar. A drier syrup, in other words. Finish: rather short, with a little white pepper on top of all these sweet apples and syrups. Comments: really fair, with a pleasant Irishness. There is a pot still character, but just as the Bushmills, it rather lacks oomph for me. Can a spirit be both oily and thin? Discuss