What whisk(e)y are we drinking? (Part 2)

I have a 'mini' glencairn glass, I use it for the virtual tastings.
The small measures from L Mulligans don't look quite so lost in it

Otherwise, I have a wine tasting glass which looks not that far off the Teelings one linked which I use for wine and spirits.
It would be the 'copita' version.
I got a couple free at an O'Briens wine fair a few years ago.

I remember once, many moons ago, drinking wine out of a glass then taking a notion and pouring in Bailey's without washing the glass once i'd drained the wine. it wasn't pretty, but pretty hilarious at the time.

Episode Seven of Three Drams has been announced.

Dram 1 - Tipperary Homegrown Barley Single Malt (50%)
Dram 2 - Killowen Signature Rum & Raisin 5 Year Old Single Malt (55%)
Dram 3 - Red Earl Cask Strength (65.45%)

Can really recommend joining as it's a great way to try new Irish whiskey. Previous months samples below to give an idea.

Dram 1: Killarney 8 Year Old Inaugural Release
Dram 2: Dingle Single Malt
Dram 3: Thomond Gate (To be announced)

Dram 1: Teeling Renaissance Series 3 Single Malt
Dram 2: Kilbeggan Single Pot Still
Dram 3: Bushmills Caribbean Rum Cask Finish

Dram 1: Samuel Gelston’s Single Pot Still Pinot Noir
Dram 2: Sailor’s Home The Hozizon 10 Year Old
Dram 3: W.D. O’Connell Bill Phil Batch 2

Dram 1: Fercullen 8-Year-Old Blended
Dram 2: The Irishman Cask Strength 2020 Single Malt
Dram 3: The Whistler Mosaic Marsala Finish Single Grain

Dram 1: Spade & Bushel 14-Year-Old Marsala Finish Single Malt
Dram 2: Currach Single Malt Founders Wakame Cask Strength Release
Dram 3: Two Stacks Smoke & Mirrors Peated Stout Cask

Dram 1: Dingle Fourth Single Pot Still Release
Dram 2: Bushmills 2008 The Muscatel Cask
Dram 3: Teeling Blackpitts Peated Single Malt

Hogzy wrote: »

I was wondering why the other thread went so quiet. Havnt checked-in in a while.

Whats the craic with this Dunvilles in the Palace Bar? Its a green bottle. Anyone know if its going on sale or what?

Welcome back! No date yet from what I can see. Some details below.

20-year-old Single Malt Irish whiskey finished in an Oloroso sherry cask for a year. Bottled at cask strength of 55% ABV and limited to just 341 bottles. Available from The Palace Bar website and retail partners priced €350.

Deagol wrote: »

Anyone here drunk MVR 2019? Have managed to get my hands on a few bottles. Thinking of auctioning a 2/3 off to buy a MVR2020 but will probably keep the other 3/4 for drinking but only if it's actually any good!

Is there a bad MVR…..?……:)

FileNotFound wrote: »

Yup found it very mediocre to be honest.

Not bad, just not great.

2016 was the last one I really liked. Didn't get 2020 or 2021 mind.

Why in goodness name would you waste so much on multiple mvr, auction sites are loaded with 2019, sure its popped back up in off licences a good few times even recently.

Middleton Fever.
It's been going around this last year.
No cure, apparently.

awec wrote: »

Redbreast Cask Strength tonight.

It's nice, but not sure I'm a big fan of cask strength.

Add a few drops of water. The great thing about cask strength is you can choose your favourite strength rather than having it chosen it for you. Add a drop, taste, add again until you're happy. Add too much, and damn it you're just going to have to finish that dram and have another one.

RB21 And RB CS tonight.
Both good but very different.
I think the CS is the winner.

tyler71 wrote:

Add a few drops of water. The great thing about cask strength is you can choose your favourite strength rather than having it chosen it for you. Add a drop, taste, add again until you're happy. Add too much, and damn it you're just going to have to finish that dram and have another one.

If you add too much water just add more whiskey.

BonnieSituation wrote: »

That's on the Cazale Coat of Arms?

Almost. I think that says
... "Just add more whiskey"

Mr.Sir wrote: »

Any sweet easy on the tongue whiskey?

Jameson crested
Bushmills 10
Glenlivet 12

Nice.glasses.and jug with this.

Tullamore D.E.W. Virtual Snug Session in partnership with An Pucan - €30

Sips, Spoken word, songs and stories with Global Culture and Distillery Ambassador Kevin Pigott

Our evening will include a music performance, a masterclass of our range and a refreshing cocktail to be made on the night.

Whiskeys tasted will include

Tullamore D.E.W. Original

Tullamore D.E.W. 12 year old Special reserve

Tullamore D.E.W. XO (this will be used in our cocktail)

Tullamore D.E.W. 18 Year Old Single Malt.


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