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Knappogue Castle Barrell Real Whisky

Vendor Knappogue Castle
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Introducing Knappogue Castle Barrel Real Whisky, a true embodiment of Irish distilling excellence. Crafted with precision and passion at the historic Knappogue Castle, this whisky is a celebration of tradition and innovation.

Carefully selected grains form the foundation of this exceptional spirit, distilled with time-honored methods that have been perfected over centuries. The result is a whisky that pays homage to the rich legacy of Irish distillation while presenting a contemporary flair.

Aging gracefully in the finest oak barrels, Knappogue Castle Barrel Real Whisky acquires a deep, amber hue, signaling the maturation process that imparts a symphony of flavors. On the nose, discover notes of warm vanilla, honeyed malt, and a touch of oak, inviting you into a sensory journey that reflects the lush landscapes of Ireland.

The palate reveals a harmonious fusion of sweet caramel, orchard fruits, and subtle spices, showcasing the artful balance achieved through meticulous craftsmanship. As the whisky unfolds on the tongue, hints of toffee and toasted oak emerge, culminating in a smooth and satisfying finish that lingers, leaving an enduring impression.

Versatile and refined, Knappogue Castle Barrel Real Whisky is perfect for sipping neat, over ice, or as the foundation for your favorite cocktails. Share in the spirit of conviviality and tradition with each pour, as this whisky embodies the essence of Knappogue Castle's commitment to quality.

Raise your glass to the heritage of Irish whisky with Knappogue Castle Barrel Real Whisky – where time-honored craftsmanship meets contemporary allure, creating a spirit that transcends the ordinary and delights the discerning palate.

 

ABV

46%

Tasting Notes

Appearance:
A radiant amber elixir, resplendent in the glass, hints at the whisky's maturation in carefully selected oak barrels. Its clarity promises a refined spirit that invites exploration.

Nose:
Greeted by a symphony of aromas, the nose unveils layers of honeyed malt, interwoven with subtle hints of orchard fruits. Vanilla and toffee dance harmoniously, while a gentle wisp of oak imparts depth, foreshadowing the complexity within.

Palate:
Upon the first sip, a velvety texture envelops the palate, releasing a cascade of flavors. Rich caramel and butterscotch entwine with the sweetness of ripe fruits, creating a luxurious and well-balanced profile. The influence of oak is palpable, introducing delicate notes of toasted almonds, and a gentle warmth that resonates.

Finish:
The whisky's finale is a grand crescendo of flavors, with a nuanced spice emerging to complement the lingering sweetness. The oak character evolves into a sophisticated, dry finish, leaving a lasting impression that beckons for another contemplative sip.

Distillery Information

The original castle was built in 1467 by Seán Mac Conmara (anglicised as MacNamara), son of Síoda Mac Conmara, and is a good example of a late medieval tower house. The castle's name translates as "castle of the place abounding in little hills".bourbon barrels, this single malt Irish whiskey is thought to be produced at Bushmills Distillery. A relatively small Irish whiskey brand (in 2016 around 8,000 cases across all tree expressions), Knappogue Castle is named after the beautiful 15th century castle built in 1467 by Sean MacNamara in County Clare, Ireland.
The three main ones are grain, water, and yeast, with the former in particular varying based on geographical origin and style of whiskey. In the broadest sense, whiskey is simply a spirit distilled from a fermented grain mash.Knappogue Castle Single Malt Irish Whiskey is named for the castle which inspired it, but the word itself has a meaning of its own. Knappogue (pronounced Nah' Pogue) translates to hill of the kiss in Gaelic. Such a romantic word is only fitting for such a beautiful and iconic landmark. Nah' Pogue.
Knappogue Castle is a tower house, built in 1467 and expanded in the mid-19th century. Located in Quin, County Clare, the castle has played host to two Irish presidents, as well as other heads of state, including General de Gaulle.
Built in 1467 by Sean MacNamara, son of Sioda MacNamara who built Bunratty Castle , Knappogue Castle has a long history from battle site to stately dwelling.
Distillation is the process of separating alcohol from water via evaporation and condensation. The base alcohol is heated, and certain parts of it are captured. This process purifies and concentrates the remaining alcohol, which will ultimately be the final spirit produced. Distillation is done in stills.

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