Volume: 0.2 liters | Alcohol content: 50% | No coloring
Blackwater Malt Na Mara Irish Poitin 0.2 l
Special features: This extraordinary Poitin is created from a combination of five different grains, including malted and unmalted barley, rye, as well as peated and unpeated oats. A special twist is the use of Irish seaweed during malting, which gives the spirit a maritime note. The limited release stands for experimental character and the artistic craftsmanship of the Blackwater Distillery.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh grain notes with a hint of sea salt and subtle smoky undertones.
Palate: Complex blend of sweet malt, earthy rye aromas, and balanced peat nuances.
Finish: Long-lasting with a touch of seaweed and a pleasant warmth.
Distillery/Bottler: The Blackwater Distillery in Ireland is considered an innovative producer of traditional spirits with modern influences. Under the leadership of Peter Mulryan and Master Distiller John Wilcox, creative distillation artworks are created here, combining the rich heritage of Irish distilling traditions with contemporary experimentation.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Blackwater Distillery
Bottler: Irish Whiskeys
Cask types: Information about the casks is not known
Kurzinfos zu Blackwater Malt Na Mara Irish Poitin 0.2 l
What is the alcohol content of Blackwater Poitin?
The alcohol content is 50% ABV. The product also has a volume of 0.2 liters.
What volume does the Blackwater Poitin have?
The volume is 0.2 liters. The alcohol content is 50%.
What grains are used to make Blackwater Poitin?
The Poitin is made from a combination of five different grains. These include malted and unmalted barley, rye, as well as peated and unpeated oats, with Irish seaweed used in the malting process.
Who is the manufacturer of Blackwater Poitin?
The manufacturer is Blackwater Distillery. Under the leadership of Peter Mulryan, Master Distiller John Wilcox and the team contribute to the creative distilling art.
Who bottled the Blackwater Poitin?
The bottler is Irish Whiskeys. This is a limited bottling sourced from Ireland.