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Unveiled in 2015 as part of Penderyn's Icons of Wales series, That Try honours the spectacular try scored by the Barbarians against the All-Blacks in January 1973 at Cardiff Arms Park. It's a peated Welsh single malt whisky from Penderyn, with elegant notes of coastal breeze, orange peels and a hint of smoke. This comes presented in a black bottle featuring an illustration of Gareth Edwards (who famously ended the great passage of play with an incredible diving try) and a presentation box with black and white stripes to match the Barbarian F.C. kit.
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Ace - flew from Cardiff airport a while ago and the 3 celebration whiskys (Celt, Legend and Myth) were out as tasters in the Duty Free. The good old Welsh Boyo in charge of the promotion stand gave me a taste of each. My son got a bottle of 'That Try' and gave me a share and I can genuinely what a whisky. Now I'm easily please but still this stood out as one to cherish.
26th September 2016