Blended Irish/Proper Twelve 375 ml
Proper Twelve 375 ml
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About this bottle
Proper No. Twelve Irish Whiskey, in this 375 ml half-bottle, is the Irish whiskey brand co-founded by UFC fighter Conor McGregor, named for Dublin's postal code Twelve. Expect a nose of light grain and honey, a palate that's smooth and approachable with vanilla and mild spice, and a clean, easy finish typical of blended Irish whiskey. It's built for casual, easy-drinking sipping or simple mixed drinks rather than a complex sipping whiskey.
How to drink Proper No. Twelve
Its light, easy profile works well neat, on the rocks, or mixed with ginger ale for something longer.
Specs
Whisky80.0 proof
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Proper No. Twelve?
Serve it neat, on the rocks, or lengthened with ginger ale for an easy, casual pour rather than a slow sipping session.
What cocktails work well with Proper No. Twelve?
Try it in a Whiskey Ginger, an Irish Coffee, or a simple Old Fashioned where its light, approachable profile keeps things easy-drinking.
Who founded Proper No. Twelve?
The brand was co-founded by UFC fighter Conor McGregor and named after Dublin's postal code, Dublin 12.
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