Blended Irish/Paddy Old Irish Whiskey 750 ml

Paddy Old Irish Whiskey 750 ml

Ireland · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Paddy is one of Ireland's oldest whiskey brands, named after Paddy Flaherty, a 19th-century salesman so well-liked that customers reportedly started asking for "Paddy's whiskey" by name instead of the original Cork Distilleries Company label. It's a blend of pot still and grain whiskey, triple distilled in the Irish style and now produced at Midleton, aged a minimum of three years. The blend leans light and honeyed, without much peat or heavy oak, which is typical of the softer, more approachable Irish blended style compared to Scotch. A solid, unfussy everyday Irish whiskey rather than a collector's bottle.

How to drink Paddy Irish Whiskey

Try it in an Irish Coffee or over ice with ginger ale — its light, honeyed profile is built for easy mixing. Neat is fine for a casual sipper, but it won't reward the slow, contemplative approach a single malt might.

Tasting notes
Nosehoney, malt
Palatelight fruit, vanilla, gentle spice
Finishsoft, short
Specs

Irish Whiskey80 proof · Ireland

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve Paddy Old Irish Whiskey?

Neat, on the rocks, or in a whiskey and ginger ale — it's a light, easy-drinking blend that works well a few different ways.

What cocktails work well with Paddy Old Irish Whiskey?

It's a good fit for an Irish Whiskey Sour or a simple whiskey and ginger ale, where its lighter, blended profile stays smooth.

What's the history behind Paddy Irish Whiskey?

It's named after Paddy Flaherty, a 19th-century salesman for the Cork Distillery Company whose personal popularity led customers to ask for 'Paddy's whiskey' by name.

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