Cask No. G8.15 Irish Whiskey Burning newspapers spiralled flakes of

Burning newspapers spiralled flakes of black ash into the air that fluttered in the smoke like burnt butterflies from the Hades

We found this one to be astonishingly medicinal

And on the palate now a lot smoother

we made use of some armagnac barrels fashioned from Gascon black oak (Society no’s A6

The mouth is invitingly soft and unctuous

Cask No. G8.15 Irish Whiskey Burning newspapers spiralled flakes ofCask No. G8. 15 Dangerously innocent and sweet Lowland Sweetly perfumed and gentle, the nose offered yellow fruit pastilles, sugar glazed yum yums, honeydew melon, sticky toffee pudding and sugar and cream on cornflakes; maybe hints of polished brass. The palate experienced sweet oak and pine resin, banana toffee, vanilla cream, candy corns, marshmallows and salted caramel before a Christmas spice mix eventually appeared (like maple syrup infused with