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A rich, bittersweet plummy, red berry, oaky-spiced delight, the increased strength gives an already great whiskey a richer, fuller, fruitier dimension, and makes an already complex whiskey…even more complex. For me that makes it not just the best Irish whiskey of this year, but of any. An utter joy.In a normal year, any one of the six Irish whiskeys released in 2011 could have staked a claim as Irish whiskey of the year. But 2011 wasn’t normal, not least because in a normal year it’s not likely there would have been six releases in total, let alone six potential award-winning contenders. Unsurprisingly, given the last decade or so, Cooley was never far from the headlines, and the company bookended the year with Kilbeggan 18 year old and Greenore 18 year old at the beginning of it, and Connemara Bog Oak toward the end.
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As good as great scotch and what the Irish drink when they can
Years ago while staying with an Irish family I asked what the best Irish Whiskey was. The answer was, The Red Breast. At the time it was almost impossible to find in the U.. S. It is now my favorite of all. I have been a Scotch drinker since childhood. This is very hard to beat, unless you love peat.
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