Tyrconnell Single Malt Irish Whiskey Tasting note

By Miguel at 2010 Dec,29 in Tasting , Cooley

The Tyrconnell Single Malt Irish whiskey is characterised by its elegant and balanced taste profile.

It retains the smooth, sweet taste normally associated with Irish whiskey but with its own distinctive character. The result is Tyrconnell's beautiful fresh, malty, fruity bouquet, smooth sweet taste and delicate dry finish.

One of the most celebrated Irish whiskeys ever produced winning a gold medal at the Great Taste Awards in 2009 , gold medal & best in class at the IWSC 2009.

This dram has a white-like color.

Nose (88): inexistent. grain, malt, fruit: grapes, some sherry. First nosing data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Palate (92): . sweet, honey, wood, vanilla, something toasted, hot. Bouquet data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Finish (88): no finish. grapes, sweet, spices: pepper. 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 Tyrconnell Irish Whiskey with 89 points over 100.