Writers Tears Copper Pot Irish Whiskey

Fairly new to Irish whiskeys, but what I’ve tasted so far this my go to whiskey. I received a bottle for a Christmas gift and was absolutely pleased with the smooth taste. I drink/ sip it with a splash of water.

22nd April 2018

This fairly inexpensive Pot Still offers a delightful finish and boasts plenty of citrus hints on the nose. It's a great casual workday sipping whiskey, not too strong nor too high in %.
(Protip - I prefer this with a dash of water)

26th March 2018

As far as Irish whiskies go, this one is the one I like most so far. Price is OK, so there is a bottle of Writer's Tears in the cabinet!

14th March 2018

I've always been a fan of Irish whiskey and this is my new favorite. It's the smoothest whiskey I've tasted with a buttery taste and mouthfeel that make it a delight to sip. This is my new go-to drink.

26th February 2018

After seeing "Not my style" rate this as a paltry 3/5 then compares it to 25yo Coal Ila I had to leave a review. For $50 CDN this is a great Whiskey AT THIS PRICE. Yes Redbreast 21 and Yellow Spot will blow it out of the water but for the price it is great. Simple not pretentious, a little fruit and spice, and solid vanilla throughout nosing and finish, easy to sip neat with a drop of water or over ice for the beginner and you are laughing. Solid 4/5.

1st February 2018

I haven't touched my Jameson in weeks. This stuff is incredible. Uber smooth.

14th January 2018

Absolutely stellar whskey!! Finest liquid to have passed my lips ever....

7th January 2018

The initial sip hits with a sharpness that recalls harsher Scotch blends but within a few seconds the mellow, smooth texture takes over. Every imbibing after that is silkier than a hand-maidens undies. And mine!

2nd January 2018

My go too Irish Whiskey.

1st December 2017

Just returned to US from Ireland last night. Best Whiskey I tasted and brought home!

22nd October 2017

Warm buzz

7th October 2017

A firm favourite of mine, im a huge fan of Irish Whiskey, had 3 bottles of 'Tears and must mention that the Redhead special edition is even better! Happy drinking.

31st August 2017

One of the smoothest of whiskeys. Tasting notes as read all easily apply.

4th August 2017

Nice taste of fruit and honey, but it does not overpower the flavor.

18th July 2017

This is true to the spirit of whiskey! You can actually feel it warm your heart

8th July 2017

Lovely nose. I get hints of green apple as well honey on the palate. Very nice. Will visit Walsh Distillery next visit to Ireland.

9th June 2017

A lovely whiskey. I also purchased the Writers Tears Red Head.
Only problem is, is it worth paying another £10 for the Powers Johns Lane !

I'm thinking yes it is.

13th April 2017

Truly enjoyable, on the nose and tongue

26th February 2017

I bought it the first time for the name. I buy it now for the taste.

It should be shared, but it is difficult not to horde.

And while I used to ask for world peace at Christmas time, I now tell friends and family "If you can't give me world peace, then give me Writers Tears."

25th January 2017

Canuck with Irish in the DNA is very happy with this whiskey in the igloo!
I hope it lasts!
Will need to snowshoe for more!

1st January 2017

Got this as a pressie for xmas. First time I've tasted this particular brand but it won't be the last.

30th December 2016

Stepping off a plane at 7;00am and walking through the airport I was approached by a lady offering samples of this lovely whiskey. I ended up buying a bottle and added it to my whiskey experience through Ireland. Good stuff indeed.

17th December 2016

Bought a bottle from M&S when on offer a while back - My first try of a single pot 'style' and was very impressed. Lots of honey, but the thick, good quality kind. Slight touch of fruit and spice, malty and a surprisingly long finish. A sweet whiskey but not sickly or syrupy; good mouth-feel too. Not often I finish a bottle of whisky in under a month as I have a few on the go but this was hard to put down.

3rd December 2016

Not to everyone's taste, but I love it. Really, really different. And awesome value.

27th November 2016

Best irishy whiskey

12th November 2016

I was gonna give it a lower rating, but is not my deal so i'll cut it some slack and make a more general rating.
Still, I don't think of this as a great, wonderful whisky. It's interesting, and it's cheap. Some apple notes, white chocolate, like, unsweetened cocoa butter, some doughy notes, lots of vanilla. It almost reminds me of apfelstrudel, but without the cinnamon. So like I'm saying, interesting, not my style, but having this in a collection next to whisky's like granheath 42yo xop, caol ila 25yo, even the cheap aberlour a'bunadh batch 55 and so many others just, to me, leave this WT's far behind. Again, this is my opinion, and I do not mean this isn't worth a try, nor do I mean to say this isn't a good whisky on itself.

9th November 2016

Awesome

5th November 2016

I am a Midleton Rare fan and found this to be a cheaper replacement for my Pot Still cravings. Sweet and light. Enjoy.

9th October 2016

If whiskey don't kill me I'll live till I die

21st September 2016

Wow it's good, no great, no maybe just wonderful. In themouth it is a blessing and the lingering touch heaven

1st September 2016

Great value for the dollar Irish Whiskey! Very smooth.

12th August 2016

Our waitress explained that my typical Manhattan whiskey was not available, but they served Writer's Tears & the patrons love it. I tried it & it made a superb Manhattan.

12th June 2016

One of the smoothest whiskies I have ever enjoyed. Simple, uncomplicated, delicate and still very rewarding. An outstanding value and my whisky of choice for an everyday dram.

22nd April 2016

Received a sample of this and I'm searching frantically for a bottle. To date the best I've had. I know that better is out there but for now I'm happy with this.

17th March 2016

A mild and mellow sip that isn't too overpowering but still delivers with nice notes of caramel and a hint of unrobe mango.

14th March 2016

Delicious warming smooth whiskey reminds me of a more expensive green spot or redbreast. Can't wait to try another one and a great price

12th March 2016

Sweet and honeyed as other reviewers say, and nothing disagreeable. Burn mellows out with a few drops of water. But a bit thin. Wanted more depth, spice, earth, something with character and eccentricity. Particularly with such a great name.

1st March 2016

I had never heard of the Writer's Tears brand but I had some time at Shannon Aiport so I thought I'd taste a few as there was a samplingof 8 or so. I was first drawn in by it's beautuful golden colour but completely swept away and kept in by the taste. I wasn't expecting great things honestly as it was in such a lower price range compared to what it was being tasted with and I hadn't heard of it but I was very pleasently surprised. Now I only wish I brought back two bottles!

22nd January 2016

One of the best at the price level under 50€

9th January 2016

My actual rating 4.5 / 5.0

Bought this based on blog post extolling the virtues of this dram. I have to say, it is heavenly. Incredibly smooth with moderate amounts of warmth and incredibly smooth. The only con for this bottle is the shipping costs to the US. Otherwise, one of the best bottles - bar none - that I have tasted.

Would be happy to drink this all day. Highly recommended.

29th December 2015

This isn't unpleasant but like so many spirits for sale today it clearly has not benefitted from refill casks.
There is altogether too much whisky for sale that tastes of nothing much and smells of nothing much. This is one of them.

26th December 2015

I drink a lot of Scottish Whisky after trying Writers Tears it has gone to the top of the list for me.

22nd December 2015

I am a Bushmills drinker but I tried this cause a friend bought me a bottle for my birthday. I think I will be buying more claiming writers block. Perhaps I will turn into a Brendan Behan.

5th December 2015

Had 25E in my pocket as I was leaving Ireland after a 2 week golf trip. Bought a bottle at the Dublin Airport. What a surprise. Being a confirmed scotch drinker, Writers Tears is my new drink of choice. To bad it's not available in the U.S, but I'm only 30 minutes from Canada, so I' m making regular trips to pick a case for myself and friends. We love it.. Wish it was available here. Not going to spend $700 Macallam anymore.

28th October 2015

I received a bottle from a friend who visited your beautiful country. I enjoy Michter's rye when I can find it, but I am a bourbon drinker. I am no longer a bourbon drinker... This is the BEST brown liquor that exists. There is no hyperbole here. Smooth as silk, balanced, sweet lingering finish. A whisper of oak. And the cleanest finish of any I've tasted. Worth every nickel. Well Done!!

28th May 2015

As an unfamous, not infamous, author since 2005, I find Authors Tears and aligning blend to my sweet charm, my own authors tears still smoothly sailing along on whiskey bay. Like the name of one of my books, Exploring the Iceberg, tasting Authors Teas is exploring the iceberg with its multi levels of enjoyment. Humpty Dumpty: After the Fall would rather enjoy it on his palate of yolk, or perhaps choice ...

26th March 2015

This deserves a perfect 10! As someone who is new to the whiskey/whisky scene, this is super-smooth, light, perfumed, and now a cherished drink. It tastes far, far more expensive. :)

3rd March 2015

£28 at the minute at M&S and worth every penny! An amazing creamy potstill blend loads of toffee coconut on the nose with some spice in the taste highly recommended

1st March 2015

It may not be the most complex of blends but its as drinkable as it gets,my new everyday dram

8th January 2015

Excellent Irish whisky. Becoming my favorite. Pot still has such a beautiful profile it never disappoints. Become my daily dram. For the price an excellent buy

2nd December 2014