Single malt whiskey from Ireland matured in first fill bourbon barrels. It's supposedly non-chill filtered at 40% abv, so don't be surprised if it throws a cloudy haze in the bottle even at room temperature. (Don't worry though - that just means all the good stuff has been left in!)
Green apple, subtle stone fruit, nougat and vanilla.
Less fruity, plenty of malt and a solid core of rich caramel.
Long and warming with gentle spice and a hint of milk chocolate.
A great bottling of Irish single malt.
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Orchard fruits all the way. Light, fresh and smooth to start with, with lots of apple and pears. An easy sipper to warm up your palate and get the evening started. Interesting waxy texture. Definitel value for money.
For less than €10 you can't go wrong with this really. Very sweet, nougat mostly on the nose and caramel taste for me. I prefer peaty whiskies but this is nice enough. You'll enjoy it if you like sweetness
I have a bottle of ‘Seven Heads’ Irish Whiskey’ a brand of whiskey I had never heard about until visiting Spain this year. Having bought a bottle I must admit, it is very mellow, and one that I wish I had purchased many more. Although a blend, (Blend #10 Premium), as a whiskey drinker of many years and trying many, I think I could fool friends that it’s a single malt, being so pale in colour, congratulations to you for this beautiful product. Yours most sincerely, Mr John Clark. March, Cambridgeshire. UK
Tasty!
Just got this in from a new distributor in the area, pleasantly surprised by this one for this price. As a single malt Scotch drinker most of the time this is of course not nearly as heavy as what I'm used to but it has a nice fruity / grainy complexity while being smooth and a pleasant finish. Easy to drink. A real bargain for the price. It didn't say anything about whether or not it is chill filtered on the bottle but I think it tastes non-chill filtered because it certainly has that complexity that chill filtering tends to knock out.
