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Lost Irish Triple Distilled Irish Whiskey
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Distiller:
Undisclosed
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Bottler:
Lost Irish
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ABV:
40%%
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Age:
NAS
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Price:
$$$$$
- Raided Score: 81
- Publication: The Whiskey Wash
- Excerpt: The finishing casks overwhelmed the nose with a confusing mélange that’s just not for me.
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- Raided Score: 71
- Publication: The Whiskey Reviewer
- Excerpt: Despite the extensive cask finishing, it remains very much inside the bounds of what I expect from Irish blends, especially those drawing on pot still whiskey.
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- Raided Score: 85
- Publication: Whiskey Raiders
- Excerpt: This is a hard pour to pin down — there’s almost too much going on, but the nose is meek and throws you off the trail for a moment. It’s unusual but not exceptional.
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Intro:
An intriguing Irish blend of grain, malt and pot still whiskeys, Lost Irish is aged in seven types of casks sourced from six continents: American bourbon, Australian tawny, Caribbean rum, Colombian rum, European sherry, Japanese Mizunara and South African brandy.
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Nose:
The nose is meek but delivers an interesting blend of white grape juice, light cinnamon, grape must, honey and fresh pastry.
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Taste:
Thin on the palate with no sign of ethanol. Honey, white grapes, pepper, faint cream and butterscotch.
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Finish:
Short with a pleasant variety of baking spice, honey, maple, cinnamon, white grapes, a hint of vanilla and some butterscotch
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Overall:
This is a hard pour to pin down — there’s almost too much going on, but the nose is meek and throws you off the trail for a moment. It’s unusual but not exceptional.
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Score:
5
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