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Paddy Old Irish Whiskey Tasting note

By Miguel at 2010 Dec,08 in Tasting , Cork

Paddy Old Irish Whiskey has been produced since 1779 by the Cork Distillers Company, Paddy owes its name to a well known company salesman, Paddy Flaherty, who spread the reputation of this remarkable whiskey well beyond the coasts of Ireland. The triple distillation process of this particularly smooth whiskey uses only the finest barley and the purest water from Ireland's lush countryside. Long years spent maturing in Oak Casks gives Paddy its final incomparable flavour. Enjoy it straight, on the rocks or with a mixer.

This dram has a white-like color.

Nose (60): inexistent. alcohol, vanilla, sweetness, a little grain. First nosing data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Palate (88): . sweet, vanilla, grain like in bourbon.. Bouquet data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Finish (80): no finish. vanilla, nuts and wood. Finish length is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

So based on other whiskies I have already tasted I rate this Paddy with 76 points over 100.