Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | With coloring | Without chill filtration
The Temple Bar Traditional Irish Whiskey 0.7 l
Special features: A blended Irish whiskey created specifically for The Temple Bar – a revival of a traditional practice where pubs produce their own whiskey. The aging takes place in a combination of bourbon and port wine casks in the cellars of the Temple Bar, giving the whiskey depth and complex fruity notes.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity notes of red berries, plums, accompanied by honey and subtle spices
Palate: Malt, sweet vanilla notes, and fruity accents
Finish: Soft finish with honey, spicy elements, and pleasant wood character
Distillery/Bottler: This whiskey was crafted by Tom Cleary, the owner of The Temple Bar in Dublin. Aiming to breathe new life into the tradition of pub-owned whiskeys, this bottling focuses on high-quality blends and cask aging right on site – a piece of Irish whiskey history.
What is the alcohol content of The Temple Bar Whiskey?
The alcohol content is 40%. The whiskey is colored and has not been chill-filtered, which describes the production characteristics of the bottling.
What is the volume of The Temple Bar Whiskey?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The manufacturer of this product is Irish Whiskeys.
What types of casks were used for aging The Temple Bar Whiskey?
The aging took place in bourbon and port wine casks. The storage occurred in the cellars of the Temple Bar.
Who is the bottler of The Temple Bar Whiskey and who composed the bottling?
The bottler and manufacturer are Irish Whiskeys. The composition comes from Tom Cleary, the owner of The Temple Bar in Dublin.
What tasting notes are provided for The Temple Bar Whiskey?
On the nose, red berries, plums, and honey are mentioned, while on the palate, malt and sweet vanilla notes appear. The finish is described with honey, spicy elements, and a pleasant wood character.