Despite its appearance, the absence of details on the bottle, and general negative reviews, this is actually a decent Irish whiskey. It genuinely tastes like sweet water, similar to a milder version of another Irish brand (surprising, I know). It has the characteristics of a Cooley whiskey (banana, malty grain) but without any barrel influence. It's excellent for serving to individuals who don't typically consume whiskey or stronger beverages.
Feckin Irish Whiskey
Whiskey Irish Whiskey Ireland No age statement 40% ABV
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About this bottle
Feckin Irish Whiskey is a brand established by Shane Braniff, originally from Ballyward in Northern Ireland. This triple-distilled blended Irish whiskey is produced at the Cooley Distillery. Look for whiskey from the Eichlinville Distillery, Northern Ireland's first new distillery in over 125 years and founded by Mr. Braniff, starting in late 2016.
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Outstanding for the price. Consider adding a few drops of water to enhance the flavor. It has reasonable complexity and a pleasant taste.
The last bottle on the shelf at Total Wine, and it's not available in my local area. I felt compelled to get it, I suppose.
I cannot recommend this, sorry.
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