Waterford Irish Whiskey Single Farm Origin: Dunmore Edition 1.1 750ml

Made from 100% Irish-grown barley, Single Farm Origin: Waterford Irish Whiskey Single Dunmore Edition 1.1 was grown by John Tynan in County Laois. At the top of John Tynan’s barley fields, within a striking circular copse of trees, is the early medieval fort that lends the townland its name – An Dún Mór, the big fort – a reminder of turbulent times of lore. Nestled between the Slieve Bloom Mountains & the Castlecomer Plateau of County Laois is this westerly-facing, lowland terroir, of limestone-derived loamy drift that harbours a compact gravelly tilth.

Cask composition: 33% first fill US oak, 18% virgin US oak, 25% premium French oak and 24% Vin Doux Naturel (sweet fortified wines).

Waterford Irish Whiskey Single Made with 100% Irish barley from the farm of John Tynan in County Laois, this terroir whisky is named for the nearby medieval fort of An Dún Mór. Aged in a selection of hand-picked casks, the all-natural spirit is bottled non-chill filtered and with no additives.

“Using the world’s finest barley, our Single Farm Origin series is an uber- provenance range of natural whiskies that explore Irish terroir one place, one farm, at a time.

Barley-forward, terroir-driven, natural whisky. No coloring, chill-filtration or any additives whatsoever.

Each bottle of Single Farm Origin: Dunmore Edition 1.1 has a TÉIREOIR code, which offers an unparalleled level of bottling information on the barley, maps, imagery and even audio from the farms.”

Nose:

Malty, raisins, orange chocolate, black peppercorns, citrus fruits, red currants, a nose that is like eating a light cinnamon porridge while sitting in a worn leather chair.

Taste:

Spice rack bomb, green apple, marzipan, lemon sherbet, liquorice, grapefruit, dark chilly chocolate, popping candy.

Finish:

Warm clove that tingles on your tongue and then becomes mouth-watering.