Irish Whiskey reviews

First off, I'm part Irish, and so does this whisky. Am I biased? A bit, surely. But it's easy when it's good stuff.Bushmills became recently my standard Irish whiskey. I use it mainly to mix my own Irish…

This is the Cask Strength Version of the Cooley distillery's Connemara peated malt, the only Irish peated single malt whiskey. There is no age statement on the bottle.Nose: robust peat, gentle malt, a…

Powers Gold Label blended Irish whiskey is reported to be a blending of 70% pot still whiskey and 30% 'grain whiskey'. Powers Gold Label is reported to be the largest selling Irish whiskey within Ireland…

Nose: sweet and oaky, of a moderate intensity, some honey, caramel,and mapleTaste: excellent combination of barley and barley-malt flavours with good wood flavours of caramel, vanilla, honey, some spice…

Cooley Distilleries in the Republic of Ireland makes 8, 15 and 18 yr old Greenore Maize Single Grain Whiskeys. Currently no other 'Single Grain' products are produced by Cooley other than the maize…

This is in our new grains tasting. Greenore is a small town in Ireland, and the Greenore range of Irish whiskies is made in the nearby Cooley distillery. It is an Irish single grain, and Greenore is made…