MUJA Rosapetra is a distinctive Irish whiskey matured in bourbon, Tequila, and oloroso casks. Triple distilled and non-chill filtered, it’s a five-year-old blend of 90% single grain and 10% single malt, bottled at 44% ABV. It's housed in a striking, smoky black diamond-shaped decanter
Vanilla, caramel, and honey meet dried fruits, warm spice, and a subtle herbal edge.
Smooth and balanced with layers of sherried sweetness, toffee, and gentle oak.
Long, elegant, and warming with lingering notes of fruit and spice.
Very disappointed with this. Interesting bottle but the equivalent of £135 for a 70cl bottle of a so-so blend that doesn't even hide that it's only 5 years old and only 10% malt whiskey. Even supermarket Jameson is double that malt content and the same age for £25. Typifies the hype surrounding Irish Whiskey at the moment, with Kneecap, the Riverdance man and even Russell Crowe all looking for a quick buck on the back of unspecial liquid.
