Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | With coloring | Not chill-filtered
Redbreast Lustau Edition 0.7 l
Special features: This Single Pot Still whiskey from Ireland impresses with a double cask maturation: First, it matured in bourbon barrels before being finished in sherry casks from the Lustau Bodega, a long-time partner of the Midleton Distillery. The youngest Redbreast edition thus combines traditional craftsmanship with the characteristic sweetness and complexity of Lustau sherries. The age of the whiskey is between 9 and 12 years, with at least one year maturing in first fill sherry casks.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Spicy notes, accompanied by sweet sherry aromas, dried dark fruits, and a hint of oak
Palate: Soft and very complex with pronounced sherry sweetness, flavors of dark fruits, and oak wood
Finish: Long-lasting, marked by a pleasant sweetness
Distillery/Bottler: The Midleton Distillery in Ireland is known for its high-quality Single Pot Still whiskeys. The collaboration with the Lustau Bodega, a renowned sherry producer, allows for a special cask maturation that shapes this whiskey. The distributor is Pernod Ricard Deutschland, an internationally operating spirits provider with extensive experience in the premium segment.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Midleton Distillery
Bottler: Pernod Ricard Deutschland
Age: 9 to 12 years
Cask types: Bourbon barrels, first fill sherry casks (Lustau Bodega)
46% ABV. The whiskey is also colored and has not been chill-filtered.
What is the volume of the Redbreast Lustau bottle?
0.7 liters. The alcohol content is 46%.
What age does Redbreast Lustau have?
The whiskey is aged between 9 and 12 years. At least one year of that was spent in first fill sherry casks.
In what types of casks did Redbreast Lustau mature?
It first matured in bourbon casks and was then finished in first fill sherry casks from the Lustau Bodega. This double maturation combines bourbon with sherry influence.
Who is the bottler of Redbreast Lustau?
The edition was bottled by Pernod Ricard Deutschland. The manufacturer of the whiskey is the Midleton Distillery in Ireland.