ABV / Batch variations : Please note, our whiskies are listed promoting their standard ABV as advised by the manufacturer. However, batches can have slight variance. If you are a collector looking for a specific year’s release or ABV, please check with us before placing your order – we’re more than happy to provide more detail and supply photos if required.
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Ireland
Made from 100% malted barley by one single distillery, in a pot still (rather than a column still).
Can be made from corn or wheat and is distilled in a column (or continuous) still. Irish Grain whiskeys are light in style.
As with Grain Whiskey, but only a single grain is used in production. This is a newer distinction, of which Greenore is a good example.
Single Pot Still (used to be known as “Pure Pot Still”) whiskey is a blend of both malted and unmalted barley distilled in a pot still. This style is a whiskey style unique to Ireland.
Has to be made of at least 90% Irish Whisky. Great examples of this style include Jameson or Kilbeggan.
Also known as Potcheen, Poteen, Potheen or Irish Moonshine. This is effectively new-make spirit, or spirit which has not spent enough time ageing to meet the requirements to be called Irish Whiskey.
Derived from the Irish word ‘Pota’ which referred to the small pot-still the whiskey was distilled in. ‘Poit’ also means ‘hangover’..
