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Irish Mist Honey Liqueur 70 cl Irsk whiskylikør 35%

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    Ireland's first commercial liqueur was born as a solution to a surplus problem at a whiskey distillery.

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    Irish Mist Honey Liqueur is an Irish whiskey liqueur, bottled at 35%, based on a blend of Irish whiskey, honey and natural aromatic spices. The liqueur is considered the first commercial liqueur produced in Ireland, with commercial production beginning in 1947 in Tullamore, County Offaly. The recipe originated as an idea from Desmond Williams, grandson of the founder of the Tullamore Dew whiskey company, as a way to economically use up the company's surplus whiskey stock. The recipe draws on an ancient tradition of heather wine dating back over 1,000 years. The company was renamed the Irish Mist Liqueur Company in 1953, and distilling in Tullamore ceased the following year. The brand has since changed hands several times, from Cantrell & Cochrane in 1985, to William Grant & Sons in 2010 alongside Tullamore D.E.W. and Carolans, and most recently to Heaven Hill in 2017.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    The nose offers honey, whiskey and a hint of spice.

    Palate

    The palate is sweet with honey, herbs and light whiskey warmth.

    Finish

    The finish is medium-length, sweet and spicy.

    Specifications

    Name: Irish Mist Honey Liqueur
    Region/Country: Ireland
    Type: Whiskey Liqueur
    ABV: 35%
    Size: 70 CL

    Flavour profile

    Honeyed · Spicy · Warm · Herbal

    Did you know?

    Irish Mist's recipe draws on a tradition of heather wine dating back over 1,000 years — one of the oldest known inspirations behind a modern commercial spirits bottle.

    Frequently asked questions about Irish Mist Honey Liqueur

    Why was Irish Mist created?

    It was developed in 1947 by Desmond Williams, grandson of the Tullamore Dew founder, as a way to use up the distillery's surplus whiskey stock — making it Ireland's first commercial liqueur.

    What is the liqueur made from?

    A blend of Irish whiskey, honey and natural aromatic spices, based on a recipe drawing on a tradition of heather wine over 1,000 years old.

    How is Irish Mist Honey Liqueur best served?

    Cold, over ice, or warm as an Irish toddy with lemon and spices.

    Is Irish Mist Honey Liqueur 70 cl Irsk whiskylikør 35% a good gift idea?

    Yes, Irish Mist Honey Liqueur 70 cl Irsk whiskylikør 35% is a natural choice for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship and characterful flavour experiences — especially for the whisky enthusiast keen to explore beyond the most familiar names.

    How should Irish Mist Honey Liqueur 70 cl Irsk whiskylikør 35% be stored?

    Standing upright, cool and dark, like any other spirits bottle. Once opened, the contents keep best if enjoyed within a year or so.

    What characterises the Ireland style?

    Ireland is known for typically triple-distilled for a smoother, rounder style.


    Download manual  Varenr: 22227865479-1229

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