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Ahascragh Whiskey

   
  • Clan Colla Family Bond 13 years old Oloroso Cask Finish Blended Irish Whiskey 70 cl 46%
    Item no.: 0597633335-7751
    Clan Colla Family Bond 13 years old Blended Irish Whiskey 70 cl 46%

    A smooth yet complex blend of malt and grain whiskeys. 

    Distillery: Ahascragh
    Name: Clan Colla
    Series: Family Bond
    Age: 13 years old
    Type: Blended Irish Whiskey
    Cask number/type: Oloroso Casks
    Alc. strength: 46 %
    Un-chillfiltered
    Natural Colour
    70 cl.
    • 1pcs.
      93,75EUR
  • Xin Gin Ireland Ahascragh Distillery 70 cl 40%
    Item no.: 222278333-887563

    Xin Gin - organic gin from Irland

    Try and add a slice from a lime to this delicious Xin Gin. It both looks festive and adds flavor to the drink. Xin Gin is a clear organic gin from Ireland and Ahascragh Distillery. The gin offers a nice spicy taste.

    Distillery: Ahascragh Distillery
    Name: Xin Gin
    Botanicals: Juniper etc.
    Country: Ireland
    Type: Gin
    Alc. strength: 40%
    70 cl.

    Recommended Tonic Water: Fever-Tree Indian Tonic
    Recommended Garnish: A slice of lime
    • 1pcs.
      50,75EUR
  • Ahascragh Whiskey

    Ahascragh Distillery harnesses cutting-edge technology by utilizing a unique combination of wind and solar energy. This innovative approach is complemented by an energy-efficient storage system and advanced high-temperature heat pumps, marking a groundbreaking achievement in the industry.

    The historical Ahascragh mill, dating back to the early 1800s, was originally a grain-processing facility, producing flour until the 1950s. Situated in the heart of the village and rich with historical significance, the mill complex had remained abandoned for the past six decades. Now, the building has undergone a remarkable transformation, emerging as Ireland's inaugural zero-energy-emission distillery.