• Raided Score: 91
• Publication: The Whiskey Wash
• Excerpt: There is something about the Glendalough Pot Still. It’s an enigma and a true experience unlike any other Irish whiskey I’ve tasted.
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• Raided Score: 92
• Publication: WhiskyCast
• Excerpt: The finish is long, dark, and oaky. Adding some water opens up touches of dried fruits on the palate. It’s not going to be for everyone, but still a unique and interesting dram.
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• Raided Score: 90
• Publication: Whisky Advocate
• Excerpt: Irish oak-finished whiskeys are a rare occurrence, making this a good stepping-stone into the category, though it’s mellow by pot still standards.
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• Raided Score: 76
• Publication: Whisky Monster
• Excerpt: The whiskey is promising and I respect all the hard work and thought given into this project from the comfort of my home. I strongly believe that a few more years will do this whiskey wonders!
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• Raided Score: 72
• Publication: Drinkhacker
• Excerpt: The palate again focuses on aggressive wood notes and cloves — lots of ’em — before a modest smokiness comes to the fore. The ashy, woody finish is equally unusual for Irish, as is the relative unbalance.
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