The sherry contributes a degree of sweetness. The finish provides a warming sensation. It's not groundbreaking, but it's far from bad.
Hinch 10 Year Sherry Cask Finish
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Whiskey Irish Whiskey Ireland 10 Year 43% ABV
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From the brand's Time Collection, this expression combines Irish single malt and single grain whiskey drawn from the distillery's reserves. It spends at least one year in ex-oloroso sherry casks, with a total maturation period of at least 10 years. The bottling strength is 43% ABV.
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Sweet characteristics, faint vanilla, and candied apple notes. Very warming, alcoholic, with some almond/marzipan flavors and additional vanilla.
Nose: baked apple and cinnamon. Palate: warming spices, berries, then sharp spices. Finish: nuts, dark chocolate, sharp spices.
This is unlike typical Irish whiskeys; it lacks dark fruit or plum notes. It's very Speyside.
Tasted at Dramfest 2020.
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