A Secret Irish Distillery 8 Year Old 2011 (Private Label) | 700ML

Introduction

Whiskey: A Secret Irish Distillery 8 Year Old 2011 (Private Label) | 700ML

Distilled in 2011, the whiskey spent eight years maturing, initially in a bourbon barrel and finishing in a refill barrel. Beautiful aromas of Lime peels, a touch of pith, pepper, dried herbs, cedar, pancake batter, fresh oak and a touch of nutmeg.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 120 (60%ABV)

Origin: Ireland

Distillery: Master of Malt

Distilled in 2011, the whiskey spent eight years maturing, initially in a bourbon barrel and finishing in a refill barrel. Beautiful aromas of Lime peels, a touch of pith, pepper, dried herbs, cedar, pancake batter, fresh oak and a touch of nutmeg.

A Secret Irish Distillery 8 Year Old 2011 (Private Label) | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Lime peels, a touch of pith, pepper, dried herbs, cedar, pancake batter, fresh oak and a touch of nutmeg.

Palate: A soft opening with oily, melted butter quickly leads to warming layers of candied root ginger and green peppercorns. The strength certainly shows, while dried goji berries, creamy vanilla, and fresh oak spice nestle in the depths.

Finish: Those delicate berry notes continue with hints of tangy freeze-dried raspberry, green apple, and notes of soft marshmallow, blanketed with a tangle of fiery spice and silky clotted cream.

Distillery Information

Master of Malt was founded in 1985. When it comes to bottling, they like to leave things unadulterated. they never add caramel colouring to whiskies, and prefer to leave them at natural cask strength. In the rare occasion when they lower the bottling strength never, ever use chill-filtration. “we believe this affects the flavour of good spirit, and we cant have that!”