Tácnbora Batch 1 Whisky

Tried this and to be honest, if they left only Irish in the bottle I’d give it 5 stars. They spoiled a good whiskey by adding poor quality scotch whisky to it. Price range, I would give it £15 at best for a mixer. You will find much better superior Irish whiskies for half this price, name Black Bush which is the best quality whiskey you can find on the market for the price. Others such as Silkie whiskies, Powers, Teeling etc.

Hadn't tried this before, or anything from this company, so wasn't sure what to expect. Initially wasn't sure with first dram but after few minutes in glass it really opened up, we had a few drams open but it was Tacnbora that people revisited. A perfect easy drinking dram and good value.

Delicious!!
I am not normally a whisky drinker and was handed a glass at a recent family gathering - just superb!! Smooth and very easy to drink - have ordered 2 more bottles to enjoy soon!!

I love this whisky - never thought I would say that as not naturally a whisky drinker. It is so flavoursome and smooth. Love the story too!!. Tacnbora is definitely a standard bearer - can't wait for what follows.

Interesting and mellow first blend from Ad Gefrin. If this is the start, can't wait for the Single Malt! Worth trying this blend.

I'm not usually a Whisky drinker, however, this has changed my mind! Very easy drinking but full of smooth, mellow flavours. Give it a try, you will not be disappointed!

Tácnbora is fabulous! It is a mellow blend, and easy to drink. Definitely worth a try.

Have to say I was wary when ordering this, an English whisky distillery blending Irish and Scottish whiskies. But I am very impressed with the result! It's smooth, moorish and a really interesting dram that leaves me intrigued as to what's coming next particularly from their single malt.

A seriously impressive blend. Mellow, smooth, complex and delicious. A great debut product well worth a try.

First whisky review I've ever done but this was surprisingly lovely. The flavours are as described in tasting notes. All there; but extremely easy drinking and mellow. You can see how the Scots and Irish whisky comes together and leads to this. A real session whisky.