Fercullen

The 2021 release from the Fercullen Five Elements series is a 20 year old single malt Irish whiskey, created by master distiller Noel Sweeney using five different casks types – namely bourbon, Oloroso, Pedro Ximénez, Marsala, and Muscatel casks. Balancing out those flavours is a big task, but with S

Wonderfully creamy single grain Irish whiskey here from the Fercullen range, aged in American white oak casks. If you like your whiskey to be packed to the brim with vanilla and fruit notes, then this is the dram you've been looking for.

A deliciously sweet Irish blended whiskey from the Fercullen range, produced by the Powerscourt Distillery. It's a 50/50 mix of malt and grain aged in a combination of ex-bourbon and new heavy char oak casks. Creamy and filled with vanilla and citrus note, this is equally at home sipped neat or in a

Behold, an 18 year old Irish single malt whiskey from the Fercullen range! This expression spent its maturation in ex-bourbon barrels, taking on a wealth of vanilla-rich notes. Ought to make for a fantastic post-dinner sip.

An 8 year old blended whiskey from the Fercullen range, produced by the Powerscourt Distillery. Creamy and filled with vanilla and citrus note, this should make a great evening sipper, and could also do rather well in cocktails and mixed drinks.

A limited edition addition to the Fercullen range, dubbed Five Elements! The Irish single malt was initially matured in American white oak bourbon casks for 16 years, before being transferred to a trio of casks for a finishing period – ruby Port, rum, European oak red wine casks. As you'd expect, th

A rather lovely Irish single malt here from Fercullen over in County Wicklow. This one spent its entire 14 years of ageing exclusively in bourbon barrels. As such, there's lots of rich nuts and creamy, tropical deliciousness to be found here.

Spectacular single grain Irish whiskey from the Fercullen range, produced at the Powerscourt Distillery in County Wicklow. This limited edition was finished in Amarone casks and becomes the first to join the Estate Series trilogy; The Mill House. A total of 2,021 bottles were released.