Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kylebeg Wood - Full Set of Tree's 1 to 7

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“Dair Ghaelach” means quite simply, Irish Oak.

The first Irish whiskey to be matured in Irish oak from County Laois, it’s as individual as it is irresistible; whiskey as satisfyingly Irish as it is undeniably elegant.

This whiskey has been finished in casks made from virgin Irish oak grown in Kylebeg Wood on the Ballykilcavan Estate, near Stradbally in Co. Laois.

Seven native Irish oak trees were carefully felled to produce the finest Irish oak hogsheads for the latest chapter in the Dair Ghaelach series. Each of these Irish oak casks has then matured a selection Midleton Single Pot Still Whiskies between 13 and 26 years old, that were first matured in traditional American Oak Bourbon Barrels.

A whiskey like no other.

*Only One Set Available*

ABV:	Tree 1: 55.6% Tree 2: 56.1%, Tree 3: 56%, Tree 4: 56%, Tree 5: 56%, Tree 6: 55.4%, Tree 7: 55.9%

Volume:

7 x 700ml Bottles

Tasting Notes

Nose: Fragrant woodland spices with notes of cinnamon and nutmeg to the fore accompanied by aromatic oils and earthy pot still notes. Delicate hints of nectarine develop to create a zesty fruit note with dustings of white pepper. Additional aromas of dairy fudge and vanilla further accentuate the sweet nature of the whiskey.

Palate: Fortified by the Irish Oak, the pot still spices lead with a heightened intensity thanks to the rich wood tannins before subsiding to reveal velvety tones of caramel with sweet stewed apple and touches of orange peel. Dark chocolate with subtle notes of honeycomb and vanilla weave amongst the spices.

Finish: Delightfully long finish with the fruits and apices slowly fading, allowing the Irish Oak to linger until the very end.

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Category: 700ml, Country, Ireland, Limited-Edition, New-Arrivals, New-Arrivals-Spirits, rare, Size, Spirit-Styles, Spirits, Whiskey, Whiskey-Irish, Whiskey-Irish-Blend, Whiskey-Irish-Pot-Still