Irish Whiskey Chaser

   Greenore is a Unique Irish Whiskey as it is the only Irish grain Whiskey available on the market. Made from corn and matured in Bourbon cask it has proved to be quite successful for something that most people associate with blending fodder. FOr me the 15yo is by and far a more interesting and complex whiskey but for some the 8yo is the tastier of the 2. Try both and find out for yourself. 

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    Inishowen is a very lightly peated blend. It is an old brand of Irish whiskey dating back to the Andrew A. Watt Distillery, (London)Derry in the North of Ireland. Inishowen derives its name from the beautiful Northern Inishowen peninsula, situated in Co. Donegal.

   Locke's Premium Blended Irish whiskey contains a higher percentage of Malt than normal Blends and is a special bottling to celebrate one of the famous names in Irish whiskey history. John Locke was at the forefront of the Irish whiskey industry during the golden years. There at least three malts and four grains blended together to make Locke's. A small still was fired up in 2007 for the 250th Anniversary but it is hoped that the Locke's Distillery will have a more permanent distilling future. Currently it is one of the most intact 18th Centurary Distilleries in existance andis open to the public as a museum. The Locke's Distillery Museum is well worth a visit to any Whiskey enthusiast.

    Millar's Blended Irish Whiskey was created in 1843 as a premium Irish whiskey and was successfully marketed until the 1970's. Millar's Special Reserve was renowned as a classic Dublin sipping whiskey.

 * Bottles I currently own

 # Bottles I used to own but alas are no more