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Perhaps the most intriguing release from the first batch of Midleton's Method and Madness whiskeys, this is a single pot still expression initially matured in Sherry and bourbon barrels, before enjoying a finishing period in French chestnut! Exciting stuff.
Nose: Red Liquorice laces, Fresh Rosemary mint and grated root ginger.
Palate: Sweet fruit and spice, cinnamon toast and ripe banana.
Finish: Aromatic green tea, dissipating fruit and spice and rich wood farewell.
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Bittles, Belfast.Fruity, rich, complex, you can really feel the red licorice.
4th October 2018
This is a truly marvelous pot stilled whiskey. Its excellent to see what can be achieved when the shackles of being limited to finishing in oak casks has been lifted. It will also be interesting to see what Midleton have in mind for the chestnut casks now?????
17th September 2018
This is absolutely outstanding, I look forward to future M & M releases
2nd July 2018
My fiancé had this at the Jameson distillery this past March. It’s impossible to find in the States. This is by far his favorite out of everything he’s had. No contest!
16th December 2017