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Award: Gold, The Irish Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business), 2018

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Sliabh Liag

The Silkie Irish Whiskey (40%) 3cl

Name: The Silkie Irish Whiskey (40%) 3cl
Brand: Sliabh Liag
SKU: 77539
Price: 34.95 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

3.5

Blended Irish Whiskey3cl40%

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Description

Named for a mythological shape-shifting creature said to transform into irresistible human-like beings, The Silkie is a blended Irish whiskey from Sliabh Liag in County Donegal, Ireland. This fabled inspiration doesn't simply end at the name - the whiskey itself is an attractive expression boasting notes of fresh fruit, stroopwafel and stem ginger.

Nose

Apricot, white grape, clotted cream and buttered hot cross buns.

Palate

Runny honey, chocolate digestives, a hint of spicy fruit cake.

Finish

Caramel sticks around on the finish for a good long while.

Style

Blended Irish Whiskey

Country

Irish Whiskey

Distillery/Brand

Sliabh Liag

Dimensions

W:3.5cm x H:7cm x D:3.5cm

Weight

0.08kg

Allergy information

Information not currently available.

Award won

Recognised for exceptional quality

Gold
Irish Blended - Premium - 2018
The Irish Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)

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Customer Rating

3.5

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Reviews for The Silkie Irish Whiskey (40%)

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Outstanding blend

Outstanding. Best blend on the market. If you haven’t tried this one, you are missing out. Just wow!

Master of Malt Customer Nov 10, 2019

Not what it says on the tin.

Its disappointing in so much that the labeling all points to the fact that it's a Whiskey made in Donegal when in fact they haven't even got an operational distillery yet. The whiskey itself it nothing but a bog standard Cooley whiskey that is simply bland.

Master of Malt Customer Nov 9, 2019