J.J. Corry 'The Gael' Batch No. 1 Irish Whiskey
(0.75l, 46%)
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The Renaissance of the lost art of Whiskey bonding.
There used to be a special kind of art in Ireland, art that faded away a century ago. It's a craft of Whiskey bonding, a traditional business of sourcing casks all over the Island, aging and blending the Spirits for local Whiskey lovers. Hundreds of regional and local styles of Whiskey emerged between the 19th century and 1930s. But after a sad hiatus, the Whiskey bonding is back!
J.J. Corry, established in 2015, sources new make Whiskey from various distilleries in Ireland and matures it on the farm in Cooraclare. While Whiskey comes of age, J.J. Corry sources and blends rare mature Whiskey and creates unique house styles. One of them is 'The Gael', a classic blend of Single Malts, aging from 7 to 26 years old. The blend was created with some flavor-matching magic and traditional knowledge. That also means no artificial nonsense and no chill filtering. The result is a small batch of an award-winning Irish Whiskey that is perfect either neat or in a cocktail (Tuppence a Pound, if we may suggest one) with its bergamot aroma and fruity flavor.
There used to be a special kind of art in Ireland, art that faded away a century ago. It's a craft of Whiskey bonding, a traditional business of sourcing casks all over the Island, aging and blending the Spirits for local Whiskey lovers. Hundreds of regional and local styles of Whiskey emerged between the 19th century and 1930s. But after a sad hiatus, the Whiskey bonding is back!
J.J. Corry, established in 2015, sources new make Whiskey from various distilleries in Ireland and matures it on the farm in Cooraclare. While Whiskey comes of age, J.J. Corry sources and blends rare mature Whiskey and creates unique house styles. One of them is 'The Gael', a classic blend of Single Malts, aging from 7 to 26 years old. The blend was created with some flavor-matching magic and traditional knowledge. That also means no artificial nonsense and no chill filtering. The result is a small batch of an award-winning Irish Whiskey that is perfect either neat or in a cocktail (Tuppence a Pound, if we may suggest one) with its bergamot aroma and fruity flavor.
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Category
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StyleBlended Irish Single Malt Whiskey
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RegionIreland
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CountryIreland
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Alcohol46%
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DistilleryVarious
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AgeBlend of 7 to 26 Year Old single malts
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Chill Filtered?No
Flavour Spiral™
About The Flavour Spiral
lime
grapefruit
orange
marmelade
oily
pepper
mineral
oak
waxy
What does J.J. Corry 'The Gael' Batch No. 1 Irish Whiskey taste like?
The Flavour Spiral™ shows the most common flavours that you'll taste in J.J. Corry 'The Gael' Batch No. 1 Irish Whiskey and gives you a chance to have a taste of it before actually tasting it.
We invented Flavour Spiral™ here at Flaviar to get all your senses involved in tasting drinks and, frankly, because we think that classic tasting notes are boring.
The Flavour Spiral™ shows the most common flavours that you'll taste in J.J. Corry 'The Gael' Batch No. 1 Irish Whiskey and gives you a chance to have a taste of it before actually tasting it.
We invented Flavour Spiral™ here at Flaviar to get all your senses involved in tasting drinks and, frankly, because we think that classic tasting notes are boring.
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Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Pale gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
An initial hit of orange marmalade and lime with notes of wood and lemon pie. Subtle hint of fresh bergamot and beeswax.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oily with a burst of pepper followed by lime and ripe white stone fruit, with a slight influence of oak.
Finish
Medium and mineral finish with notes of apples and dried grapefruit.
Pale gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
An initial hit of orange marmalade and lime with notes of wood and lemon pie. Subtle hint of fresh bergamot and beeswax.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oily with a burst of pepper followed by lime and ripe white stone fruit, with a slight influence of oak.
Finish
Medium and mineral finish with notes of apples and dried grapefruit.
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Ratings & Reviews
Alexander,
Love the finish on this! Lemon/citrus on the nose, a little harsh on the palate (which is why it doesn’t get a 10), but then finished with an oily sweet peach/apricot flavor that lasts for days.
Patrick,
so, so
Jen,
Like the citrus notes, not as smooth as some. Hint of a bite similar to a bitey rye.
Paul,
Good nose, smooth taste and nice palate but not a big fan of the flavor turn it takes on the finish, and overall nothing that truly distinguishes it, but still, very smooth and good overall
Lorraine,
Omg, this is outstanding
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