Teeling Single Malt Whiskey

It is a reasonable Irish Single malt but nothing special. There are a lot better whiskey's out there for the money.

It would be difficult to mistake this for Scottish whisky, although the Auchentoshan 18 I had a few weeks ago did share a similar taste profile, being also triple-distilled.
This Teeling is....very soft. The distinctive mouth-feel is the over-riding impression but there is also quite a bit of bitterness in this dram, which is not exactly in keeping with the Sauternes-like style. This has been breathed for several hours in the glass before being tasted. I don't get much complexity from this. I suspect that the 5 cask blending is there to make up for its youth.
This is a bit too bitter to be pleasant and too soft to be characterful. This is a confused whiskey in my opinion, like a harsh desert wine. Hopefully it will develop in the bottle over the next week, but as it stands, I won't buy this again.

I get grape and raisin flavours with a metallic after taste as if I'd been eating wine gums. Smooth and pleasant enough, but my favourite is still Teeling's Single Pot Still.

great! wonderful smooth!!

I have drank many whiskies in my time but Teeling is the best. Nice smooth taste your tongue tickling your taste buds. I would like to taste the 34yo malt but at £25000 a bottle I can only dream

Initially I was not impressed as it’s hard to discern what going on. But after several drams, I see more of the port and white grape flavor. Pretty good, but I think for the price there are better options for my taste.

I found this to be one of the best Irish whiskeys I've tried. I normally prefer scotch but this has a lot of flavour, not at all bland, lots of character.

Good solid Single Malt, but there is nothing brilliant about it. However, its a well rounded whiskey and smooth
A little expensive for what you get

Far too much alcohol, burns from beginning to end. Far better whiskies out there at comparable prices. As for the strawberries and cream finish-Ha!

Visiting Teeling’s distillery in Dublin. Notes dive set up. Their whiskey - not so much. Had the tour and tasting. I’m a whiskey drinker. Let me put it this way- straight was harsh-I coughed some out at the taste, with ice and water -a little less harsh, in a mixed drink-good. Jameson or Bushmill’s cheapest whiskey tastes better than Teelings. If I get Teelings as a gift I’ll use it for mixed drinks only.