Teeling Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey 70 cl 46%

Teeling Single Pot Still is best enjoyed neat and chilled, where the blend of unmalted and malted barley gives the whiskey its very special character.

Expert Review

Teeling Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey is a Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, bottled at 46%.

The whiskey is a blend of unmalted and malted barley, which contributes to the special character the whiskey has. The colour is golden amber, and the nose offers a lovely honey aroma combined with lemon, peach, grapefruit and toasted almonds. The palate gives bright, pleasant notes of stone fruit, vanilla, white pepper, honey and biscuit. The whiskey is best enjoyed neat and chilled.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Honey, lemon, peach, grapefruit and toasted almonds.

Palate

Stone fruit, vanilla, white pepper, honey and biscuit.

Finish

Soft and pleasant.

Specifications

Name: Teeling Single Pot Still
Distillery: Teeling Whiskey
Region/Country: Ireland
Type: Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey
ABV: 46%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5391523270533

Flavour Profile

Honeyed · Fruity · Nutty · Spiced · Best enjoyed chilled

Did You Know?

Single Pot Still is a whiskey style made exclusively in Ireland, where both malted and unmalted barley go into the mash bill.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Teeling Single Pot Still

What does Teeling Single Pot Still taste like?

It offers stone fruit, vanilla, white pepper, honey and biscuit, with a soft finish.

Why is unmalted barley used?

The blend of malted and unmalted barley gives the whiskey its special character and is characteristic of the Single Pot Still style.

How is Teeling Single Pot Still best enjoyed?

It is best enjoyed neat and chilled.

Is Teeling Single Pot Still a single malt?

No, it uses both malted and unmalted barley and belongs to the Single Pot Still category.

Who makes Teeling Single Pot Still?

Teeling Whiskey, one of Dublin's revived distilleries.

Is Teeling Single Pot Still suitable for whiskey enthusiasts?

Yes, it is a great example of the classic Irish Single Pot Still style.