Connemara Peated Whiskey 70cl

Irish Whiskey • 70cl • 40%
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Connemara Peated
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Country Irish Whiskey
Distillery/Brand Connemara

Connemara Peated

Connemara produce a peated Irish single malt, named for the area in Ireland.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Well-smoked and peated, heather freshness and floral notes with a honeyed sweetness and a little wood.

Palate Full and smooth with notes of malt and peat, honeyed smoke and barley sweetness.

Finish Long and pungent with honey and peat smoke.

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Winner of 6 spirit awards

Gold Outstanding
Gold Outstanding
Irish Whisky - Single Malt - 2019
International Wine & Spirit Competition
Gold
Gold
Irish Single Malt - Premium - 2014
The Irish Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)
Gold
Gold
Irish Single Malt No Age Statement - 2014
World Whiskies Awards
Gold
Gold
Single Malt Irish Whiskey - 2013
San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Gold
Gold
Irish Whisky - Single Malt - 2013
International Wine & Spirit Competition

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Connemara Peated
Well priced Irish whisky.
I was in Dublin and after an Irish whisky. I like a well peated Islay single malt so having a look at the tasting profiles I settled on this. Firstly this is an easy drinking Irish whisky that has (to me) a light balanced peat flavour. It’ll not be an Laphroaig, Ardbeg or even a Talisker but it’ll hold its own for what it is. It’s a good start and I’d ask anyone to give it a try.
MR M A J F , Ireland
3 months ago
don
I tried this based on the description on the case.
QUOTE rich malt and fruit flavours, underlying vanilla tones and deep full-bodied peat ENDQUOTE
And would have to agree. The sweetness may not be for some. I liked the smokiness. My girlfriend said she could smell it across the table and found it a bit overpowering but it is indeed as intended.
don , Australia
7 months ago
Mouthwash!!!
I can only concur with other reviews , dreadful whisky I fail to see how anybody with any discernible pallet could like this whisky.
Do yourself a favour and buy some mouthwash , the cheapest you can find .
This whisky is a disgrace !!
Master of Malt Customer
7 months ago
Delicious (but not from Connemara!)
I bought this in Dublin airport duty free and on inspection of the bottle i realise that I had stayed previously on holiday only half a mile from the distillery on the Cooley Peninsula near Dundalk (a long way from Connemara!). It's a lovely dram. Light and sweet and mildly peated. For the price it's a steal. No age statement so obviously young but this is a great product for the price.
John Anthony H , United Kingdom
one year ago
Tastes of TCP
Dear lord I just swilled my mouth with TCP. No sweetness and the smokiness of an ashtray ... would avoid.
james , Ireland
one year ago
Interesting irish take on smoked and peaty whiskey. Deffinetly worth trying and a good beginners piece.
First time I saw this piece I was a little sceptical, but in the end it's exactly what you expect. It's light and sweet (as an irish whisky should be) with a good whiff of peat and smoke. Still I feel that it has some strength missing for perfection. But then again, if I wanted a stronger piece, I'd grab scottish. Solid 4/5
Ivan N , Czech Republic
one year ago
As described, a peated Irish whiskey!
I've been eyeing this for a while as I love Irish whiskey and I love peated Islays, so this seemed like a perfect concept, though having read a number of reviews on here I had lowered my expectations. Having finally taken the plunge, I can say that I am very happy I did, it's basically just what I had originally hoped.

I give it 4 rather than 5 stars as I do agree with some of the other reviewers that it is a touch thin, which is a shame as with just a little more to it I think it could have been a perfect 5. That said, it is as described. But despite the nod to the Islays, for me this is very much first and foremost an Irish whiskey (with some peat), rather than being like a true Islay whisky that happens to have been made in Ireland. So I think probably the Irish whiskey fan will get more joy from this than an Islay purist.
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago
Respectable Irish Malt
This is a whiskey that cannot decide whether it is a scotch malt or an Irish malt. Not as good as some of the Islays like Ardbeg and Lagavulin but respectable. Quite well balanced, somewhat smooth but ultimately it struggles to find its place as a favourite in my collection. Good as a sipping whiskey when I don't particularly want something special.
Steven L , Australia
2 years ago
Sweet peat
Excellent value for the price. This is a sweet peat whisky, a great intro into smokier whiskies.
David P , United States
2 years ago
Soft, peaty, not too challenging
Love it. Not too heavy, very smooth with enough peat to keep you interested. Perfect for an introduction to peat, or for a gentle Sunday evening sip.
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago