Bushmills 16 Year Old Irish Single Malt Whiskey 70cl

The Tyrconnel has a fantastic aroma that gives you an insight to what is to come on the palate. On the nose it starts off with roasted nuts, creamy nougat and some mild oak. The palate showcases the notes you found on the nose to start and is layed on ...

Named after one of the most famous regions in Ireland, Connemara is one of nature's masterpieces. The rugged Atlantic coastline and majestic mountains blend with the rain-soaked peated bog lands to create a landscape of unique natural beauty.

Established in 1829 in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, in the heart of Ireland, the Tullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskeys are renowned for their exceptional smoothness and distinctive character. This triple distilled 14 year old single malt is no exception. Character...

The Sexton Single Malt was born in the cold Northern reaches of County Antrim near Saint Columb's Rill. It has been crafted by Alex Thomas, one of the few female master blenders in the industry. It is made with 100% Irish malted barley and is triple di...

Writers’ Tears Double Oak is an exclusive Irish whiskey created using two woods and two styles of premium Irish whisey. A blend of Single Pot Still and Single Malt Irish whiskey, aged in two types of wood – American Oak Bourbon Barrels from Kentucky and F

This exquisite, triple-distilled single malt is matured only in select handpicked Spanish sherry butts, which have previously been seasoned with the finest Oloroso sherry. It is the influence of these exceptional butts that give this expression of Writers

A very popular new addition to the range the Single Malt has a nose of figs, toffee and lemon peel. The palate has mixed dried fruits with spice and vanilla notes, finishing with sweetness in harmony with wood tannins.

The 5th release from Dingle has been matured in ex bourbon, Pedro Ximenez and Madeira casks. A very interesting whiskey indeed. On the nose the influence of the bourbon cask is immediately obvious, salted caramel, molten honeycomb and creme brulee. The pa

At one time there were many hundreds of different Irish whiskeys. Over the years these have disappeared.Only Bushmills, the oldest and a handful of others have remained, which is why its said Bushmills is oldest because it is the best, not best because...

This is the core range single malt release that is matured in ex bourbon and ex Pedro Ximenez sherry casks (39%/61%). Expect aromas of lime zest, mint and sweet pears. The palate is caramelised apples, raisins and vanilla. The finish is sweet like honey w