History,
Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kilranelagh Wood Tree No. 3 represents an extraordinary chapter in the Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach series, merging the exceptional quality of Midleton Very Rare with the distinctive character of Irish oak from the historic Kilranelagh Estate. This release, emanating from County Wicklow's scenic Kilranelagh Estate, pays homage to the legacy of the land and the deep-rooted connection between whiskey and wood.
Luxury Infused with Tradition:
A Unique Irish Oak Influence: Each bottle from this release owes its rich and nuanced flavor to the Irish oak trees from Kilranelagh, carefully selected for their unique contributions to the whiskey's profile. Sustainability Meets Craftsmanship: Echoing centuries of woodland management, this series is a tribute to the dedication of families like the Westerholts, who have harmonized with nature to cultivate the forests of Ireland, and in turn, contribute to the creation of this unparalleled whiskey. Exceptional Tasting Experience:
Tasting Notes,
Nose: The initial bouquet is an immersive forest experience, blending fresh pine with sweet undertones of honey and a hint of spice. It evolves to reveal a cornucopia of fruits amid herbal freshness, further enriched by the distinct warmth of smoked almonds and the creamy sweetness of vanilla.
Palate: It greets the palate with a vivacious intensity, featuring a melange of spice and fruit. The initial robustness mellows, unveiling a delicate dance of orange sweetness and crisp apple, seamlessly interwoven with the creamy and spicy undertones of vanilla and cinnamon.
Finish: The finish is a testament to endurance and finesse, with the lingering embrace of spice and oak, a hallmark of the Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach's mastery. A Tribute to Irish Heritage: Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kilranelagh Wood Tree No. 3 is more than a whiskey; it's a celebration of Irish heritage, forestry, and the art of whiskey making. It stands as a monument to the enduring bond between the land and its bounty, offering whiskey aficionados a taste of Ireland's heart and soul, encapsulated within each meticulously crafted bottle.
Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kilranelagh Wood Tree No. 3 represents an extraordinary chapter in the Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach series, merging the exceptional quality of Midleton Very Rare with the distinctive character of Irish oak from the historic Kilranelagh Estate. This release, emanating from County Wicklow's scenic Kilranelagh Estate, pays homage to the legacy of the land and the deep-rooted connection between whiskey and wood.
Luxury Infused with Tradition:
A Unique Irish Oak Influence: Each bottle from this release owes its rich and nuanced flavor to the Irish oak trees from Kilranelagh, carefully selected for their unique contributions to the whiskey's profile. Sustainability Meets Craftsmanship: Echoing centuries of woodland management, this series is a tribute to the dedication of families like the Westerholts, who have harmonized with nature to cultivate the forests of Ireland, and in turn, contribute to the creation of this unparalleled whiskey. Exceptional Tasting Experience:
Tasting Notes,
Nose: The initial bouquet is an immersive forest experience, blending fresh pine with sweet undertones of honey and a hint of spice. It evolves to reveal a cornucopia of fruits amid herbal freshness, further enriched by the distinct warmth of smoked almonds and the creamy sweetness of vanilla.
Palate: It greets the palate with a vivacious intensity, featuring a melange of spice and fruit. The initial robustness mellows, unveiling a delicate dance of orange sweetness and crisp apple, seamlessly interwoven with the creamy and spicy undertones of vanilla and cinnamon.
Finish: The finish is a testament to endurance and finesse, with the lingering embrace of spice and oak, a hallmark of the Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach's mastery. A Tribute to Irish Heritage: Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kilranelagh Wood Tree No. 3 is more than a whiskey; it's a celebration of Irish heritage, forestry, and the art of whiskey making. It stands as a monument to the enduring bond between the land and its bounty, offering whiskey aficionados a taste of Ireland's heart and soul, encapsulated within each meticulously crafted bottle.
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