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70cl / 40% – This milestone release pays tribute to 200 years of history at Midleton distillery. It comprises six distinct styles of spirit aged to perfection and masterfully blended by whisky maker Kevin O’Gorman.
70cl / 56.3% – This striking single cask Midleton was drawn from a first-fill bourbon barrel that spent 25 years resting at the distillery in County Cork. A superb example of well-aged pot still whiskey, it shows notes of praline and milk chocolate with crunchy toffee apples and citrus. Subtle tannins provide structure and balance…
70cl / 53.1% – This exceptional Irish whiskey was created to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Midleton Very Rare. In 1984, just three years after becoming master distiller at Midleton, the now retired Barry Crocket launched this landmark series to showcase the very finest casks in his warehouses. Each of these limited-edition Waterford crystal decanters…
70cl / 46% – A fruity, rich and lightly spicy single pot still Irish whiskey from Midleton, named after the distillery’s celebrated master distiller emeritus Barry Crockett.
70cl / 48% – A magnificent harmony of Irish and French craftmanship, this whiskey was finished for three years in Troncais oak casks. Master distiller Kevin O’Gorman explored the Troncais forests – established in the 1600s to help supply wood for ships – and got to work sourcing the highest-grade oak casks, which are renowned…
70cl / 40% – The 2019 release of Midleton Very Rare Irish whiskey, the 36th edition of this limited-edition range of whiskies, it is a blend of whiskies laid down by Midleton over the last four decades, hand-selected by Master Distiller Brian Nation.
70cl / 40% – This 2024 release of Midleton Very Rare marks its 40th anniversary and was made with single pot still and grain whiskies from Midleton’s exclusive inventory.
70cl / 40% – The 1999 edition of Midleton’s Very Rare whiskey. Released yearly it’s one of the few bottles done under the Midleton label, with older versions such as this being increasingly year as time goes by.
70cl / 41.3% – For this release, Irish single malt whiskey was moved to Jerez and finished in ex-sherry casks. The result is a sweet and sticky whiskey
75cl / 43% – A very old bottle of Bushmills whisky from sometime in the 1960s, bottled after 9 years of maturation.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A rare old bottling of Old Comber Pure Pot Still. This is one of the very last whiskies to have been produced at the Old Comber distillery before it was closed in 1953. A great opportunity to taste a long-aged Irish pure-pot-still whiskey.
70cl / 40% – A well-known blend, reputedly named after a gregarious travelling sales rep for the distillery who made sure that everyone who crossed his path tried a glass.
