Fercullen Italian Gardens Estate Series 2 Amarone Finish 0.7 l
Special Features: The second release of the Estate Series from Fercullen is entirely dedicated to the Italian garden at Powerscourt Estate, a composition of a 19-year-old single malt whiskey finished in Amarone casks, blended with a 12-year-old single grain whiskey. Responsible for this bottling is John Cashman, an experienced Head of Whiskey, who has long collaborated with Noel Sweeney. The finish in Amarone casks gives this blend a fruity and noble depth.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Complex fruity notes, including cherry, figs, and a sweet lemon soda
Palate: Sweet grain character meets honey, citrus nuances, and spicy hints of the single malt
Finish: Long-lasting with a pleasant sweetness and fruity summer notes
Distillery/Bottler: Fercullen Whiskeys is an Irish brand focused on exceptional cask finishes and carefully composed blends. The collaboration of John Cashman and Noel Sweeney is reflected in this series, which draws its inspiration from nature and the historical facilities around the Powerscourt Estate.
Fercullen Italian Gardens Estate Series 2 Amarone Finish 0.7 l
74.90 CHF
Kurzinfos zu Fercullen Italian Gardens Estate Series 2 Amarone Finish 0.7 l
What is the alcohol content of the Fercullen Italian Gardens?
The alcohol content is 46%. This release is part of the Estate Series 2 and features an Amarone finish.
What is the volume of the Fercullen Italian Gardens?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The composition combines a 19-year-old single malt with a 12-year-old single grain.
What age statements are available for the Fercullen Italian Gardens?
The release combines a 19-year-old single malt and a 12-year-old single grain. The 19-year-old malt received a finish in Amarone wine casks.
What cask type was used for the Fercullen Italian Gardens?
Amarone wine casks were used for the finish. This finish characterizes the second release of the Estate Series and contributes to the fruity depth.
Who are the producers and bottlers of the Fercullen Italian Gardens?
The producer is Fercullen Whiskeys and the bottler is Irish Whiskeys. The release comes from Ireland and was crafted under the supervision of John Cashman.