A basic blended Irish whiskey from West Cork Distillers matured in ex-bourbon casks.
Vanilla, hay, biscuit crumbs, touch of glue and yellow fruit.
Poached pear, buffalo grass, a little light caramel.
Short with some orchard fruit and pepper.
Smells nice, taste good but after a bit sharp.. I prefer Jameson or Paddy's over this.
Seriously and dangerously smooth. Lulls you in with its drinkability before repeatedly reminding you in its own unique way that it's 40% proof. Don't underestimate the difficulty of basic tasks, if you polish off more of this than someone should of an evening.
Ok, it's very cheap, and pretty smooth, and as such, if you were to pass it round the campfire, I couldn't imagine that anyone would complain, but... Does it really taste of anything? Sadly, not much
Fantastic bottle of liquid gold. A chap can't go wrong with any bottle from West Cork Distillery.
I’m a single malt drinker and I got given this as a Christmas present. I threw any whisky-snobbishness out of the window: this is incredibly easy to drink and so moorish that I finished it within a week. DON’T JUDGE A BOTTLE BY ITS PRICE
