Special features: The Two Trees Poitin is a modern interpretation of the traditional Irish spirit, produced by the renowned West Cork Distillers. Poitín, often referred to as "Irish Moonshine," has a long history and was once distilled in small copper pot stills. Today, it is experiencing a renaissance and is produced legally and of high quality.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: A subtly floral bouquet with a hint of ripe fruits and a slightly spicy note.
Palate: Full-bodied and smooth, accompanied by a well-balanced, peppery note and a touch of honey.
Finish: Long-lasting with a slightly creamy texture and a multifaceted aftertaste.
Distillery/Bottler: West Cork Distillers was founded in 2003 by three friends in Ireland. They produce a variety of spirits, including whiskey, gin, and vodka, and export their products to over 70 countries.
The alcohol content is 40% ABV. The product is cold filtered and contains no coloring.
What volume does Two Trees Poitin have?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling is offered without coloring.
Does Two Trees Poitin have an age statement?
No, Two Trees Poitin is not aged. The manufacturer is West Cork Distillers based in Skibbereen, County Cork.
What type of cask does Two Trees Poitin use?
The cask type is listed as "Not applicable." The spirit is produced in copper pot stills from barley, sugar beets, and Irish water.
How are the tasting notes of Two Trees Poitin described and who is the bottler?
On the nose, there is a subtle floral bouquet with ripe fruits and a slightly spicy note, while on the palate, honey and a peppery sharpness emerge. The bottler is noted as Original Bottling.