Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | With coloring | Not chill-filtered
Croithli Coillin Darach Robur Irish Whiskey 0.7 l
Special features: This single malt Irish whiskey first matured in ex-bourbon casks and then received further aging in virgin European oak, which imparts intense spicy notes due to its porous wood structure. Part of a series of malts from various oak casks of the Crolly Distillery in County Donegal, it reflects the character of its origin in a special way.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Red currant as well as warm winter spices like ginger, nutmeg, and clove
Palate: Fruity-spicy with pronounced wood notes
Finish: Dry finish with accents of wood smoke and dark chocolate
Distillery/Bottler: The Crolly Distillery in northwest Irish County Donegal has a vibrant tradition of Irish whiskey production and relies on artisanal methods. Their whiskeys are characterized by the combination of different cask types and careful maturation that highlights the character of each batch.
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What is the alcohol content of Croithli Coillin Darach?
The alcohol content is 46%. This figure corresponds to the volume percentage of the bottling and is noted as a specific value.
What is the volume of Croithli Coillin Darach?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product details explicitly list 0.7 liters as the filling quantity.
How was Croithli Coillin Darach aged?
The whiskey was first aged in ex-bourbon casks and then underwent further maturation in virgin European oak. This second maturation in porous European oak imparts intensely spicy notes.
Is Croithli Coillin Darach colored or chill-filtered?
The whiskey is colored and not chill-filtered. The product description explicitly states 'With coloring' and 'Not chill-filtered' as product features.
Where does Croithli Coillin Darach come from and who is the manufacturer or bottler?
The origin is Ireland, specifically the Crolly Distillery in County Donegal. The manufacturer is the Crolly Distillery, and the bottler is listed as Irish Whiskeys.