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Glendalough 17 Year Single Malt Mizunara Finish

SKU cc7ec098eb78 Categories Whiskey, Spirits Tags single malt, bourbon casks, Irish whiskey

$320.99

Size
750ml, bottle

This rare Glendalough 17 Year Single Malt Mizunara Finish, limited-edition Irish whiskey boasts a 17-year journey. Aged primarily in ex-bourbon casks, it received a final two-year polish in coveted Japanese Mizunara oak. This unique finishing step imparts unexpected notes of sandalwood, coconut, and a hint of smoke, elevating the whiskey's complexity.

Description

Glendalough 17 Year Single Malt Mizunara Finish is a masterpiece of cask finishing. The initial maturation in ex-bourbon casks lays the groundwork with vanilla, honey, and citrus notes. The two-year Mizunara cask magic then adds a fascinating layer of complexity.

Nose

Aromas of orange zest, jasmine, and raisin intertwine with the classic bourbon cask influence of vanilla and caramel. Additionally, unexpected notes of sandalwood and a touch of cedar emerge, hinting at the Mizunara influence.

Palate

The initial sweetness of vanilla and honey is complemented by a creamy mouthfeel. The Mizunara oak shines through with subtle hints of coconut, sandalwood, and a touch of earthy smoke. Hints of dark chocolate may also emerge.

Finish

The finish is long and warming, with a delicate balance between the sweetness of the bourbon cask and the intriguing savory notes from the Mizunara. A lingering hint of smoke adds a touch of complexity.

Additional information

Product Type

Whiskey

Style

Single Malt

Country

Ireland

Brand

Glendalough

Size

750ml, bottle

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Nose

Rich, sweet vanilla, marmalade, over-ripe banana, and toasted oak spice.

Finish

Finish

Long and lingering with chocolate, mocha, toasted oak and malt with a touch of clove.

Taste

Taste

Intense, but balanced. Honeycomb, creamy vanilla, moving through malt into resinous sandalwood and cedarwood spices with aloeswood incense.