Irish Whiskey/Knappogue 12 Year Single Malt 750 ml
Knappogue 12 Year Single Malt 750 ml
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About this bottle
Knappogue Castle 12 Year is a single malt Irish whiskey, triple-distilled and matured for a minimum of 12 years in ex-bourbon barrels. The house doesn't peat its malt, so the spirit stays bright and fruit-forward rather than smoky. Expect green apple and pear on the nose, a smooth, honeyed palate with vanilla and light spice, and a clean, gently warming finish. It's an easy-drinking single malt built for people who find Scotch's smoke off-putting but still want whiskey with real character. Good for someone newer to single malts, or an Irish whiskey drinker ready to step up from a blend.
How to drink Knappogue Castle 12 Year
Pour it neat or with a single ice cube to open up the orchard fruit; it's smooth enough that water isn't necessary. It also holds its own in an Irish whiskey sour if you want to stretch the bottle.
Specs
Whisky80 proof
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Knappogue Castle 12 Year?
Neat or with a single ice cube — it's an unpeated single malt with enough sweetness that it doesn't need water to open up.
Can Knappogue Castle 12 Year go in cocktails?
It's smooth enough to sip neat, but it also works well in a whiskey sour or a simple Irish whiskey highball with ginger ale.
Is Knappogue Castle 12 Year peated?
No — like most Irish single malts, it's made from unpeated malted barley, which is part of why it reads soft and fruity rather than smoky.
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