• Raided Score: 90
• Publication: The Whiskey Jug
• Excerpt: Method and Madness Single Pot Still is good, really damn good and I’d recommend it to anyone.
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• Raided Score: 92
• Publication: WhiskyCast
• Excerpt: The taste is spicy and warming with notes of clove, allspice, roasted chestnuts, and a hint of maltiness while turning drier leading into the long finish. Gently fading spices and a nice oakiness are balanced by hints of black tea and honey as the whiskey fades away. Excellent!
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• Raided Score: 95
• Publication: Whisky Advocate
• Excerpt: It rolls out a thick red carpet of sweet spice, cinnamon, and clove, with more pot still weight than oak tannins. Move over Redbreast; my pick from this crazy, experimental Irish Distillers range.
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• Raided Score: 80
• Publication: whiskyfun
• Excerpt: So a totally un-terroir Irish… Having said that, I rather like this ‘new craft’ style.
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• Raided Score: 81
• Publication: SpiritSurveyor
• Excerpt: Do I think this is necessarily better than say Redbreast 12 CS? No. Do I think this is a completely different experience and therefore hard to compare directly in price to other bottles? Yes.
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• Raided Score: 86
• Publication: Drinkhacker
• Excerpt: The palate is clean and silky, but it’s got a raciness that stuffs tons of vanilla candies, mixed flower petals, and ginger-led baking spice into the palate. The finish starts to feel a little busy, but some sherry-driven grip gives it balance.
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