• Raided Score: 71
• Publication: SpiritSurveyor
• Excerpt: I’ll give it that this definitely is different from nearly any Irish whiskey I’ve had. The wine influence is interesting, but ultimately a bit straightforward with sweetness on the palate and finish. I can’t get over the weird sour/mint dynamic with fruit on the nose though.
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• Raided Score: 89
• Publication: Whisky Advocate
• Excerpt: A definite imprint from the higher-strength pot still. It feels like the wine has shaped, sculpted, and finessed the whisky beautifully. À votre santé!
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• Raided Score: 89
• Publication: Distiller
• Excerpt: Perhaps a bit on the sweet side, but would make a most pleasant aperitif or dessert whiskey, and like wine, would be fantastic with some creamy cheeses.
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• Raided Score: 92
• Publication: WhiskyCast
• Excerpt: That spice helps turn the finish slightly dry and tart with touches of green apples, fresh berries, and oak.
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• Raided Score: 91
• Publication: Whisky Monster
• Excerpt: Green Spot Château Léoville Barton is one of the best examples of how wine barrel finishing can amplify the complexity in a good way.
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