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Powers Irish Rye Whiskey
Powers Irish Rye Whiskey
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- BrandPowers
- CategoryRye
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryMidleton
- Style Rye Whiskey
- Maturation Bourbon Casks
- Alcohol43.2%
A powerful Rye Irish Whiskey by Powers.
Dating back over 200 years, Powers is a notable Irish Whiskey brand featuring James Power, who owned a public house and had a secret hobby—distilling Whiskey on the side. As it turns out, his hobby was a hit, and before long, it made him more money than the pub. So James decided to establish and rename the company John Power & Son and relocated to a standalone distillery on John’s Lane in 1822. Now, Powers Irish Whiskey is distilled at the Midleton distillery, under the safe wing of Irish Distillers, a Spirit giant that gathered all the big guns such as John Power & Son, John Jameson & Son and Cork Distilleries Company Spirit. It encouraged them to join forces and ensure that Irish Spirit Legacy lives on!
Powers Irish Rye Whiskey is like a fine Wine, aged to perfection at the Midleton Distillery. Distilled thrice and made with 100% pure Irish rye, it’s the real deal, straight from the Emerald Isle. It is bottled at 43.2% ABV and boasts potent rye notes with a smoothness of a proper Irish Whiskey. And just like a true Irishman, it’s unfiltered and unapologetically authentic.
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grain
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woody
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fruit
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vanilla
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sweet
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clove
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smooth
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lingering
Appearance / Color
Harmonious gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Grainy, woody and fruity notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Viscous, with subtle notes of vanilla and cloves.
Finish:
Smooth and lingering.
About
A powerful Rye Irish Whiskey by Powers.
Dating back over 200 years, Powers is a notable Irish Whiskey brand featuring James Power, who owned a public house and had a secret hobby—distilling Whiskey on the side. As it turns out, his hobby was a hit, and before long, it made him more money than the pub. So James decided to establish and rename the company John Power & Son and relocated to a standalone distillery on John’s Lane in 1822. Now, Powers Irish Whiskey is distilled at the Midleton distillery, under the safe wing of Irish Distillers, a Spirit giant that gathered all the big guns such as John Power & Son, John Jameson & Son and Cork Distilleries Company Spirit. It encouraged them to join forces and ensure that Irish Spirit Legacy lives on!
Powers Irish Rye Whiskey is like a fine Wine, aged to perfection at the Midleton Distillery. Distilled thrice and made with 100% pure Irish rye, it’s the real deal, straight from the Emerald Isle. It is bottled at 43.2% ABV and boasts potent rye notes with a smoothness of a proper Irish Whiskey. And just like a true Irishman, it’s unfiltered and unapologetically authentic.
- BrandPowers
- CategoryRye
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryMidleton
- Style Rye Whiskey
- Maturation Bourbon Casks
- Alcohol43.2%
-
grain
-
woody
-
fruit
-
vanilla
-
sweet
-
clove
-
smooth
-
lingering
Appearance / Color
Harmonious gold.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Grainy, woody and fruity notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Viscous, with subtle notes of vanilla and cloves.
Finish:
Smooth and lingering.
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