Irish Whiskey/Knappogue Castle 16 Year Old 750 ml
Knappogue Castle 16 Year Old 750 ml
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About this bottle
Knappogue Castle 16 Year is a single malt Irish whiskey — an unusual designation, since most Irish single malts sit closer to Scotch style than the pot-still whiskey more commonly associated with Ireland. It's aged for 16 years in ex-bourbon barrels, named for the restored 15th-century castle in County Clare that the brand takes its identity from. Expect a light golden color with honey, toffee, and dried fruit on the nose, a smooth, creamy palate carrying vanilla and toffee, and a long, sweet finish with a hint of spice. A gentle, approachable Irish single malt for someone exploring past the standard Jameson-style blends.
How to drink Knappogue Castle 16
Sip it neat or on the rocks; the smooth, sweet profile handles ice well if you want it slightly cooler.
Tasting notes
Nosehoney, toffee, dried fruit
Palatevanilla, toffee, creamy
Finishlong, sweet, spiced
Specs
Whisky80 proof · Mash bill: malted barley · ex-bourbon barrels · Ireland
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How should I serve Knappogue Castle 16 Year?
Neat or with a splash of water in a tulip glass — sixteen years of aging gives it enough depth for slow sipping.
How is Knappogue Castle 16 Year aged?
It's aged for 16 years in ex-bourbon barrels.
What makes Knappogue Castle a single malt rather than a typical Irish whiskey?
Most Irish whiskey is either pot still or blended, but Knappogue Castle is a single malt — a style that sits closer to Scotch production than the pot-still whiskey more commonly associated with Ireland.
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