
Arguably the most important peated Irish whiskey, Connemara was the first in the modern era of renaissance to remind folks that Irish whiskey can be smoky. In fact, it often was, and Connemara Peated Whiskey is inspired by the whiskies that would have been made over the centuries in Ireland in areas like the one that gives the expression its name. Turf (as the Irish often call peat) was what was available to the early whiskey makers, so prior to the 20th century, peated whiskey was commonplace in Ireland. Connemara whiskey is produced at the famous Cooley Distillery and has a distinct but still delicate smokiness, balanced by a smooth texture and sweet taste. This profile has been highly decorated, receiving over 20 medals from major spirits competitions since 2012.
Well-smoked and peated, heather freshness and floral notes with a honeyed sweetness and a little wood.
Full and smooth with notes of malt and peat, honeyed smoke and barley sweetness.
Long and pungent with honey and peat smoke.

As well as adding gifts to lucky MoM orders, #WhiskySanta is granting wishes on social media every day! Hit the button above and let them know what you'd like. It could be yours!


For me this was overpriced. It's priced like an Islay, (in my town anyways) but doesn't bring much to the table against them. I get a Tyrconnell maltyness to it, and the peat of course, but the two for some reason just don't go together. And to be totally honest, by the bottom of the glass I started getting a rather odd taste to it. I prefer an Islay over anything else, and I do like a lot of the Irish Whiskeys, so I'm not an Irish Whiskey hater, but this is not something I'll purchase again.
First class
If we had known how good this whisky was, we would have purchased more on our travels overseas, now we have to order it from Australia.
Woooow there! You seem to have left quite a few of these Mike!!! Sorry your reviews weren't approved sooner (they do have to be approved by the way) but you're beginning to make us feel a bit like Kevin! It's scary... <a href="http://youtu.be/tBte2Ggpt9A">http://youtu.be/tBte2Ggpt9A</a> - The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nothing of note. It was fine scotch but it did not leave an impression...which was slightly disappointing. Good for mid shelf bar scotch.