Rating |
91
|
Style |
Irish Whiskey Whiskey |
Classification |
Single Pot Still |
Produced In |
Ireland |
ABV |
47% |
Availability |
Year Round |
Price |
$70.00
|
Reviewed By |
Tim McKirdy |
Reviewed |
2025-03-12
|
Boann Single Pot Still Madeira Cask Irish Whiskey
Review
Initially aged in ex-bourbon barrels then finished in Madeira casks, this combination leads to a notably rich and concentrated single pot still whiskey, whose profile walks an enjoyable line between savory notes and sweetness. A bottling strength of 47 percent ABV only furthers its depth and lengthy finish, which serves little sprinklings of peppery heat. Enjoy its evolution over a large single ice cube or delight in its expressive character neat from a Glencairn.
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Boann Single Pot Still Madeira Cask Irish Whiskey
Initially aged in ex-bourbon barrels then finished in Madeira casks, this combination leads to a notably rich and concentrated single pot still whiskey, whose profile walks an enjoyable line between savory notes and sweetness. A bottling strength of 47 percent ABV only furthers its depth and lengthy finish, which serves little sprinklings of peppery heat. Enjoy its evolution over a large single ice cube or delight in its expressive character neat from a Glencairn.
Reviewed On: 03-12-2025
Boann Single Pot Still Madeira Cask Irish Whiskey
Initially aged in ex-bourbon barrels then finished in Madeira casks, this combination leads to a notably rich and concentrated single pot still whiskey, whose profile walks an enjoyable line between savory notes and sweetness. A bottling strength of 47 percent ABV only furthers its depth and lengthy finish, which serves little sprinklings of peppery heat. Enjoy its evolution over a large single ice cube or delight in its expressive character neat from a Glencairn.
Reviewed On: 03-12-2025