Irish Whiskey/The Fighting 69th Touch of Modern Barrel D-4 750 ml
The Fighting 69th Touch of Modern Barrel D-4 750 ml
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About this bottle
The Fighting 69th Touch of Modern Barrel D-4 is an Irish whiskey aged for at least twelve months in new American oak, released as a single-barrel pick through the Touch of Modern platform. The fresh-oak maturation (rather than used bourbon barrels) gives it a deep amber color and a nose of vanilla, caramel, and dried fruit. On the palate expect sweet malt and toasted oak, with a touch of baking spice carrying into a long, delicate finish. Bottled at 80 proof, it's an approachable, easy-sipping whiskey suited to someone who wants an Irish pour with a bit more oak character than the usual blends.
How to drink The Fighting 69th Touch of Modern Barrel D-4
Neat or with a splash of water is the best way to let the vanilla and dried fruit show through — the proof is gentle enough that ice isn't necessary to tame it. It also holds up fine in an Irish coffee if you want something warm.
Specs
Whisky80 proof
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How should this Irish whiskey be served?
Neat or with a splash of water works best — at 80 proof it doesn't need ice to soften it, though a single cube is fine if you prefer it cold.
What cocktails work well with The Fighting 69th Touch of Modern Barrel D-4?
It makes a solid Irish coffee, and its vanilla-forward profile also holds up in a whiskey sour.
How is this whiskey aged?
It spends at least twelve months in new American oak barrels rather than used bourbon casks, which is what gives it its deeper color and oak-forward character.
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