Two Irish Single Malt #2 TBWC
We were talking about secret distilleries… and it happens with Irish whiskey as well, as we review two undisclosed Irish single malt whiskeys from @BoutiqueyWhisky.
Ireland
Drumshanbo Galánta (2021)
New whiskey distilleries have been appearing everywhere in Ireland over the last decade, including @SHEDDISTILLERY. I review their first single malt, Drumshanbo Galánta.
Dunville’s 10-Year-Old PX
@Coldorak reviews an undisclosed Irish Whiskey (a Cooley?) bottled by @Echlinville under its @DunvilleWhiskey brand: the 10-year-old PX cask finish.
The Liberator Storehouse Special Malt x Moscatel (2022)
Back to Ireland as @Coldorak reviews a @LiberatorIrish Storehouse Special Malt X Moscatel Finish from @wayward_irish. Will he find this whiskey as good as its name is long?
Glendalough 13-year-old Mizunara Oak Finish
@Coldorak reviews a 13-year-old Irish single malt bottled by @GlendaloughDist after a finish in Japanese Mizunara oak casks.
Triple distillation and a triplet of Bushmills
@Coldorak talks about double vs triple distillation and tastes a trio of @BushmillsUK whiskeys from their entry range
Bushmills Original review
Coldorak tastes the entry level of @BushmillsUK whiskey range: Bushmills Original
Bushmills Black Bush
@Coldorak tastes the famous third entry in @BushmillsUK whiskey range: Bushmills Black Bush
Bushmills Red Bush review
@Coldorak tastes @Bushmills second whiskey in their entry level range: Bushmills Red Bush