Kilbeggan

Irish Whiskey

Most recent reviews of 6:

Tasting notes by tabarakRazvi on 22nd Feb 2013
A Crisp Irish Offering 88/100

Tasting notes by Megawatt on 19th Jan 2013
An oaky blend 73/100

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80

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  • Kilbeggan LOCKE'S 8 Year Old Stone Crock - A Crisp Irish Offering

    By tabarakRazvi on 22nd Feb 20132013-02-22T10:49:00

    88

    The Irish are constantly reminding us that Scotland and Japan aren't the only places which can produce top quality malts. And this particular expression, complete in ceramic pouring jug, further cements… read more

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  • Kilbeggan - An oaky blend

    By Megawatt on 19th Jan 20132013-01-19T23:00:00

    73

    Nosed from the bottle, I smell sawdust and sour pickle juice. In the glass it is much softer, still with fresh wood notes but also creamy vanilla and hints of lemon. Nice enough but somewhat restrained… read more

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  • Kilbeggan - Average blended whiskey

    By galg on 8th Mar 20122012-03-08T12:01:00

    74

    Nose: Vanilla, honey, sweet matiness, banana.Some spices and corn flakes. with a little time in the glass it gets grassy. vegetal. Palate: Sweet honey, then transformed to a bit of bitterness, and malty… read more

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  • Kilbeggan Distillery Reserve - Sign Of Things To Come?

    By OJK on 8th Jan 20112011-01-08T19:07:00

    90

    Nose, Taste, Finish and Balance are graded out of 2.5 each: Nose: Asparagus in melted parmesan butter, with a little red liquorice on the side. And that's just to kick things off. This is a tapas res… read more

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  • Kilbeggan Distillery Reserve - Historic

    By markjedi1 on 12th Dec 20102010-12-12T12:39:00

    82

    No age statement, but clearly very young. Probably even just 3 years old. Nose: Waxy, nail polish remover, aceton, herbal, green anise. After a while, it becomes sweeter with vanilla, caramel like We… read more

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  • Kilbeggan - Great value for little money

    By markjedi1 on 4th Jan 20102010-01-04T19:42:00

    70

    Kilbeggan means 'little church' in Gaelic and is a blended Irish whiskey (so I was a little surprised to see is here under single malts, but no matter). The nose is full of sweet malt, a little citrus… read more

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