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Cooley Whiskey

Cooley is proof that Irish whiskey could rise from its own ashes. When John Teeling converted an old industrial alcohol plant into a distillery in 1987, Ireland was down to just two working distilleries — today the country is one of whisky's fastest-growing scenes, and Cooley helped light the spark.

  • Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Sherry Finish Single Malt Irish Whiskey bottle
    Item no.: 22227865380-0

    Master Distiller Noel Sweeney has used his nose to find the precise balance where the sherry cask adds spice without overpowering the underlying single malt.

    Expert Review

    Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Sherry Finish is a Single Malt Irish Whiskey matured in American oak and finished in sherry casks, bottled at 46%.

    The whiskey matures for nearly ten years in American oak, after which it is finished for its final months in sherry casks. The goal is an elegant rounding-off rather than a heavy sherry character, requiring precision in how long the whiskey is left in the sherry casks. It is non-chill filtered, which preserves more flavour nuances but also means the whiskey can turn slightly hazy when water or ice is added. The bottle is presented in a metal gift tube.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Malt and sherry sweetness, with a touch of dried fruit.

    Palate

    Elegant and rounded, with notes of nuts and light spice.

    Finish

    Medium, soft and lightly sherry-driven.

    Specifications

    Name: Tyrconnell 10 Year Old Sherry Finish
    Distillery: Tyrconnell
    Region/Country: Ireland
    Type: Single Malt Irish Whiskey
    Age: 10 years
    ABV: 46%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: American oak with sherry finish
    Non-chill filtered: Yes
    Other: Presented in a metal gift tube
    EAN no.: 5099357005603

    Flavour Profile

    Elegant · Malty · Lightly sherry-driven · Nutty · Soft

    Did You Know?

    Tyrconnell is named after a horse that won a famous race in Ireland in 1876 as a major underdog, a story the brand still tells on its labels.
    See our full range of Irish whiskey

    • 1pcs.
      80,25EUR
  • Tyrconnell Double Distilled Irish Single Malt Whiskey bottle
    Item no.: 22227865479-1106-197280346

    Tyrconnell Double Distilled Irish Single Malt is an award-winning classic with a soft texture and a lovely combination of citrus, honey and vanilla.

    Expert Review

    Tyrconnell Double Distilled Irish Single Malt Whiskey is a Double Distilled Irish Single Malt Whiskey, bottled at 43%.

    The whiskey has all the expected characteristic traits of a traditional whiskey, but stands out from the crowd with its soft texture. The notes consist of a lovely combination of citrus, honey, caramel, vanilla, orange and a discreet hint of chocolate.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Citrus and honey.

    Palate

    Caramel, vanilla and orange with a discreet hint of chocolate.

    Finish

    Soft and rounded.

    Specifications

    Name: Tyrconnell Double Distilled
    Distillery: Tyrconnell
    Region/Country: Ireland
    Type: Double Distilled Irish Single Malt Whiskey
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 70 CL
    EAN no.: 5099357091422

    Flavour Profile

    Citrusy · Honeyed · Caramel · Soft · Rounded

    Did You Know?

    Tyrconnell Double Distilled is an award-winning classic whiskey, known for its soft texture.
    See our full range of Irish whiskey

    • 1pcs.
      36,00EUR
   

About Cooley

Cooley Distillery is located on the Cooley Peninsula in County Louth and was founded in 1987 by John Teeling, who converted a former industrial alcohol plant at a time when Irish whiskey was down to just two working distilleries in the whole country. The distillery stands out for using double rather than triple distillation and for producing both peated and unpeated malt, which has made it the base for several independent brands. Collectors find Cooley's early releases under Teeling ownership historically significant, while newcomers meet a slightly more robust Irish style than most expect.

History & Background

John Teeling, an Irish businessman with a background in mining, bought the closed factory in 1987 and converted it into a distillery at a time when Irish whiskey was widely considered a dying category after decades of decline. Cooley survived and grew large enough to attract international buyers, and on 17 January 2012 the distillery was sold to American company Beam Inc. for around 95 million dollars. Beam itself was acquired by Japan's Suntory in 2014, and Cooley today forms a central part of Beam Suntory's Irish portfolio, while the Teeling family has since founded an entirely new distillery in Dublin under its own name.

History & Background

When Teeling founded Cooley, Irish whiskey had been reduced to just two major players, and he saw an opportunity to restore competition and stylistic diversity. The distillery became known for producing both peated (Connemara) and unpeated single malt whiskey, as well as grain whiskey for several of the new Irish brands that have since emerged. Today the distillery is part of Beam Suntory and is home to the Kilbeggan and Tyrconnell brands, among others.

Production & Style

Cooley distils both single malt and grain whiskey and was pioneering in reintroducing peated style to Irish whiskey, which is otherwise traditionally unpeated.

Signature Style

Versatile, Pioneering, Fruity
The style spans widely, from the smoky Connemara to the light, apple-fruited Tyrconnell – a distillery proving the breadth of Irish whiskey.

Facts

DistilleryCooley Distillery
Founded1987
PronouncedKu-li
RegionCounty Louth
CountryIreland
OwnerBeam Suntory
Official websitecooleywhiskey.com

Did You Know?

When Cooley opened in 1987, it was the first new distillery in Ireland since 1975, marking the start of what is now known as the Irish whiskey renaissance.

Like Cooley? You should also try:

Teeling, Bushmills and Jameson.