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Kinahan's has introduced The Kasc Project, which aims to delve into the unknown regarding whiskey making, using hybrid casks (kascs?). Each cask has been constructed from five different types of wood, including Portuguese, American, French and Hungarian oak, as well as chestnut. The result is a complex blend marrying all different types of cask. Innovative stuff from Ireland.
Nose: Juicy autumnal fruit, namely plum, alongside pear and apple crumble. Sweeter aromas of rich caramel and pineapple peek through, supported by a spicy undertone.
Palate: Somewhat syrups, with prominent charred oak, barbecued mango and more caramelised tropical fruit with a scattering of vanilla pod. Creamy fruit and nut chocolate drizzled with runny caramel.
Finish: Aromatic, Christmassy notes of nutmeg and clove, orange oil and brown sugar, with caramelised pineapple.
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Wow, super impressed with this whiskey. The different woods really add complexity to the whiskey and it is great both neat and in cocktails too. And for the price, it really is something special!
6th October 2020
Very complex and interesting, the stuff to meditate and relax. You can get more details in tasting notes, I just want to say that after having a glass few weeks ago decided to switch to Glenfiddich 15 and it was a mistake. I know that you need to make few blind tastings to make any conclusions but at that exact moment I felt that "Kasc" was more complex and interesting and Glenfiddich went back to the shelf. Taking into consideration price/quality ratio the stuff is just amazing! 30 eur for the bottle? Are you serious? Could be a killer in a segment if marketed properly.
21st September 2020
I've tried the KASC project whiskey first time few months ago and I just can't get enough of it. So many different flavors together for a perfectly balanced final taste. It is now for me a must-have at home. If you've never tasted it, it's definitely worth a try!
20th September 2020
Must agree with reviews unusual taste but a nice drink worth a try at the price cheers
24th July 2020
Bought this based on the reviews and I was not disappointed. So smooth and flavourful, I would even go as far to say that it was better then some of the pricey premium whiskeys . Definitely one to have in the house.
Unusual and great tasting liquid...
2nd June 2020
I love this - it's like going on a whiskey journey in your mouth that has lovely twists and turns
6th May 2020
It looks like Kinahan's have ripped up the traditional rule book with this one and I love all the different flavours that evolve while you enjoy each sip.
23rd April 2020
So many different amazing flavours coming through. They've hit onto a good thing with this concept.
9th April 2020
I have only learnt about Kinahans recently. Tried visiting the whiskey maker when I was in Ireland this spring, but was told that they dont accommodate visitors. Saddened!The Kasc Project surprised me a lot. The flavours are something like a mix of aromas from a candy store.A very different kinda whiskey flavours to anything I tried before. The makers told me that one of the oak types used to age this whiskey is of "dying species".A hybrid cask, though? why is nobody else doing this?Flavours are very unexpected, I find hard to rate. It is different.
31st May 2019