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Glendalough Distillery Double Barrel Irish Limited Edition Oak 750 ml
$25.99
About this bottle
The Glendalough Distillery Double Barrel Irish Limited Edition Oak is a special limited release whiskey from the distillery in the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland. This whiskey has been aged for two years in both ex-bourbon and ex-sherry oak barrels giving it a sweet and complex flavor. On the nose, there are notes of toffee, honey, and malt. On the palate, the whiskey is smooth and creamy with flavors of vanilla, toasted oak, and a hint of fruit. The finish is long and lingering with a hint of spice.
How to drink Glendalough Double Barrel
Sip it neat to catch the honey and toasted oak from both barrel types. A single ice cube is fine if you want it a touch softer.
Tasting notes
Nosetoffee, honey, malt
Palatevanilla, toasted oak, fruit
Finishlong, spiced
Specs
Irish WhiskeyEx-bourbon, ex-sherry oak · Wicklow Mountains, Ireland
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve whiskey like this?
Sip Glendalough Double Barrel Limited Edition Oak neat or on the rocks in a rocks or Glencairn glass, adding a few drops of water if you want to open up the aromas. Once opened, store the bottle upright away from light and heat; it will keep for years, though flavor is best within the first couple of years after opening.
What kind of cask is Glendalough Double Barrel Limited Edition Oak aged in?
It's aged in Ex-bourbon, ex-sherry oak rather than a standard oak barrel.
How long is Glendalough Double Barrel Limited Edition Oak aged?
It's aged 2 years.
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