Redbreast Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Limited Edition Bird Feeder 12 year 750 ml
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About this bottle
Redbreast 12 Year is Ireland's flagship single pot still whiskey, distilled at Midleton in County Cork from a mash of malted and unmalted barley. This limited-edition run adds a bundled bird feeder to the box, a wink at the brand's robin namesake and its long support for Irish bird conservation — the whiskey inside is the same standard bottling. Expect a rich, full-bodied dram: baked apple and sherry-soaked dried fruit on the nose, a creamy palate of honey, toasted spice, and ripe orchard fruit, finishing long with clove and orange peel. It suits anyone who wants Ireland's best-known whiskey plus a genuinely usable bit of packaging.
How to drink Redbreast 12 Year
Neat or with a few drops of water is how Midleton built this one to be judged — the pot still spice needs room to open up. A single large cube works if you want it colder without losing the fruit. It's full-bodied enough to anchor an Irish whiskey sour without disappearing under the citrus.
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Whisky80 proof · Ireland
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What's the best way to serve Redbreast 12 Year?
Serve it neat or with a few drops of water in a tulip glass so the pot still spice and dried fruit can open up. It also holds its character well over a single large ice cube if you'd rather have it cold.
What cocktails work well with Redbreast 12 Year?
Its body carries an Irish Whiskey Sour or a whiskey highball without getting lost, and it's substantial enough to stand in for a spicier Manhattan base.
What makes Redbreast a single pot still whiskey?
It's distilled from a mash of both malted and unmalted barley in copper pot stills at Midleton, the style that defined Irish whiskey before column-still blends took over the category.
Why does this edition include a bird feeder?
Redbreast takes its name and logo from the robin, and this packaging leans into that with a bundled bird feeder rather than any change to the whiskey itself.
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