Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey 70cl Bottle

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70cl Bottle
£36.55
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Green Spot is the oldest continuously made pot-still, triple-distilled Irish Whiskey.

Sweet and slightly malty.

Very limited production and highly rated cult whiskey.

Category(s): Irish Whiskey , Spirit Gifts
Group(s): Father's Day Ideas , St Patrick's Day
Producer: Jameson - www.jameson.ie
ABV: 40%
Country of Origin: Eire
Distillery: Midleton Distillery

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3 Product Reviews

Author: Stephen Quiller	Date of Review: Thu, 12 Jul 2012
Review: Absolutely superb. Smooth and verrrrry moorish.

Author: Terry Kelly	Date of Review: Fri, 28 Dec 2007
Review: The first thing that struck me about Green Spot was how distinctively Irish it looked in its packaging. But that might be because there is still a ghost of the old, original brand still lurking somewhere in this spirit. Pat Whiskey, as it used to be known, with a man looking the worse for wear, bursting through the label, which was a dark green colour, and from where Green Spot gets its name, is perhaps a reminder of old Ireland that we can still enjoy today. I’ve heard say it’s the stuff of legend, so I was quiet excited at the prospect of my first taste of this hard to get Irish whiskey. Only 500 cases are made each year, all for the home market. But without those 6,000 bottles appearing mostly on the shelves of Mitchell’s shop, at 21 Kildare Street, Dublin, every year, there would be an awful lot of disappointed whiskey drinkers, and I’d be one of them, as once you’ve tasted this dram you have to have at least one bottle always in your stash. A 'pot still' whiskey is made in copper stills using malted and unmalted barely. Green Spot is made from seven and eight year old Midleton pot still, with 25% of the spirit having matured in sherry casks, which gives the whiskey a smooth and oily character. The nose is dense and the pot still appears older than its eight years. Hints of marzipan and chocolate are apparent. Add a finger or two of water and the bouquet opens with new sensations of sherry casks, that retain an antique smell of wine cellars but refreshed by the sweet aromas of grass and flowers, like spring air. In the tasting the first thing to hit my palate was a warm, creamy glow of oak and spices, sweet, rich and full bodied, but very smooth and creamy. The finish was long and warming, bursting with flavours and pot still maltiness. This is definitely a dram to savour.

Author: Rudi O'Neil	Date of Review: Tue, 29 Nov 2005
Review: Green Spot is a fantastic tipple. A genuinely smooth experience, one would be forgiven for accusing the children of watering it down. Supremely palatable and wholly enjoyable.

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