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Whiskey Review: Clonakilty Single Batch Double Oak Irish Whiskey

Whiskey Review: Clonakilty Single Batch Double Oak Irish Whiskey

8 /10
EDITOR
Type: Irish
ABV: 43.6% ABV), 750 ml MSRP $49
Price: $49.95, Product of Ireland

Tasting Notes

Nose

On the nose are delicate and bright flavors of clover honey, lemon zest, and sweet floral notes with hints of cedary oak, green tea, and golden raisins.

Palate

Slightly spicy wet grass notes give way to poached orchard fruit, lightly buttered toffee, and vanilla with hints of sweet almonds and honeysuckle.

Finish

Comments: Latest On The Whiskey Wash 87.2 proof (43

Clonakilty Single Batch Double Oak Irish Whiskey represents a $49.95, Product of Ireland proposition in the evolving Irish whiskey landscape.

Nose

On the nose are delicate and bright flavors of clover honey, lemon zest, and sweet floral notes with hints of cedary oak, green tea, and golden raisins.

Palate

Slightly spicy wet grass notes give way to poached orchard fruit, lightly buttered toffee, and vanilla with hints of sweet almonds and honeysuckle.

Finish

Moderately complex with a silky texture that segues nicely into a slightly crisp, medium to long finish. It’s clean and light-bodied with a lush and earthy depth of flavor. It accomplishes a nice balance between sweet and savory flavor notes, leaning just a little more towards sweet, yet without tasting syrupy or sickeningly sweet. Overall it offers an approachable and satisfyingly tasty Irish whiskey experience that’s spot on for the price point and makes for a refreshing dram at the end of the workday.

Verdict

Clonakilty Single Batch Double Oak Irish Whiskey delivers a thoroughly accomplished whiskey that justifies its $49.95, Product of Ireland price point. It is well-crafted, balanced, and worthy of a place in any considered collection.

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Joe Whitfield
Joe Whitfield
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Joe has spent over fifteen years immersed in the whiskey industry, beginning his career at a Speyside distillery before moving into drinks journalism. As Editor-in-Chief at Whiskeyful.com, he oversees...

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