ABV 46%
One for the sweet-toothed, and possible an excellent accompaniment to a pint of stout.
Rob Allanson
Method and Madness
Brand
Irish Distillers
Bottler
French Limousin
Expression
Single Malt
Type
No age statement
Age (Years)
46%
ABV
Republic of Ireland
Region/Country
Standard (Distillery or blended)
Bottling Type
Taster
Nose: Soft with lots of tropical fruits. Honey cough sweets, eucalyptus, red liquorice. Hay bales in the sunshine.
Palate: That honey cough sweet continues. Then with some fruits elements – toffee apples, chocolate-coated oranges and a little herbal note.
Finish: Those tannins start to grip and then give way to the sweetness. There’s almost a cigar smoke dryness at the end.
Comment: One for the sweet-toothed, and possible an excellent accompaniment to a pint of stout.
Score: 8.4
Taster
Nose: Pencil shavings and orchard apples, poached pears, walnut cookies and almond croissants. A hint of rose, followed by candy floss, powdered sugar and blackcurrant sorbet.
Palate: At first orange oil and then blackcurrant cordial sweetness, hedgerow notes and dark chocolate, before freshly-picked blackberries and toasted macadamia nuts at the end.
Finish: Long, dark chocolate smoothness.
Comment: Like a wander down an Irish hedgerow in the late summer.
Score: 8.9
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