Irish Whiskey reviews

Here we have a sourced Irish blend. I can already hear you yawning! But wait, there's more. This one is 46%, natural colour and unchillfiltered. It contains grain whiskey, unpeated malt and peated malt…

It has to be said: Teeling has put itself on the map in an unprecedented way. They have not even been in existence for ten years, but are known all over the world. If you ask people in the street to name…

A single cask pot still whiskey from Teeling, specially bottled for Belgium and Luxembourg exactly one year ago. On a virgin cask, which may have caused a lot of spiciness. And then that alcohol perce…

Wonders of Wood is a series of Teeling whiskeys that have matured in a very special type of cask. After the Amburana Cask and the Cherry Wood Cask, they launched this third 'wood miracle' in 2021, namely…

This is a slightly older release because it was bottled in 2015, the year the Teeling Distillery in Dublin became operational. So it is inevitable that this is old Cooley stock. It is a single cask and…

Drankdozijn, the well-known Dutch online beverage shop, also found its way to the warehouses of the Irish Teeling, bottling this 12-year-old powerhouse. The single malt whiskey first matured for 9 years…

"You can't stand on one leg," they must have thought at The Nectar. In addition to the Teeling on a rum cask, Belgian importer The Nectar also selected this cask at Teeling at the beginning of 2021 to…

The Nectar, one of Belgium's major importers, recently celebrated its 15th anniversary. In that context, quite a few casks were bottled to celebrate that. This is one of them, a 16-year-old Teeling on…

For their sixth anniversary (because it was founded in 2015), Teeling launched a so-called Double Cask in 2021. Only 600 bottles were prepared, imagine that. The Double Cask refers to the fact that it…

If I'm not mistaken, I was able to taste it in preview at the Spirits in the Sky whisky festival in Brussels last November. Chris Hayes then treated us to a dram of an umarked bottle (because the whiskey…