Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 43% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring added
West Cork Port Cask Finish 0.7 l
Special features: This single malt whisky from West Cork initially matured in first fill bourbon casks and was subsequently transferred for finishing into exclusive Quinta Da Boeira port wine casks. The bottling is done at 43% vol., unfiltered and without the addition of coloring, which preserves the character of the whisky unaltered.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Dark fruit notes, accompanied by caramel, vanilla, and subtle spicy undertones
Palate: Vanilla and ripe dark fruits with a hint of pepper
Finish: Medium-long and balanced
Distillery/Bottler: West Cork Distillers is located in the west of Ireland near the city of Cork and has made a name for itself with its single malts and flavored whiskeys. The commitment to careful cask selection and traditional production methods is reflected in the variety of portfolio finishes. The distributor Kirsch Whisky is known for its selection of premium spirits for the Swiss market.
Product details:
Manufacturer: West Cork Distillers
Bottler: Kirsch Whisky
Cask types: First fill bourbon cask, Quinta Da Boeira port wine cask (finish)
What is the alcohol content of the West Cork Port Finish?
The alcohol content is 43% ABV. This value corresponds to the bottling strength of West Cork Port Cask Finish 0.7 l and is noted as a specific indication on the product.
What is the volume of the West Cork Port Finish?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product specification lists 0.7 liters as the fill amount.
What types of casks were used for the West Cork Port Finish?
The product was initially aged in First Fill Bourbon casks and then finished in a Quinta Da Boeira Port wine cask. This combination of Bourbon First Fill and Port cask finish is explicitly mentioned.
Where does the West Cork Port Finish come from and who is the manufacturer?
The whisky comes from Ireland and is produced by West Cork Distillers. The distillery is located in the west of Ireland near the city of Cork.
Who bottled the West Cork Port Finish for the Swiss market and how was it treated?
The bottler is Kirsch Whisky. The bottling was done unfiltered and without colorants.