

Glendalough 13 Year Single Malt Mizunara Finish
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- 750ml, bottle
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Beyond the Label
The winner of the World’s Best Irish Whiskey is the first Irish Whiskey with a Japanese mizunara finish. Extremely rare and expensive, virgin mizunara oak, comes from the rugged most northerly island of Japan, Hokkaido. It is coopered 1,000 miles south in Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan's only independent cooperage, by Japan's oldest cooper.
Mizunara amplifies the vanilla smoothness, bringing apricot, marmalade and sandalwood notes to a long milk chocolate finish. This is unique to the Irish Whiskey category and is extremely rare and limited. This is one to savor. We like it neat or with a little water or ice.
Product Details
Product Type | Whiskey |
Style | Single Malt |
Country | Ireland |
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Beyond the Label
The winner of the World’s Best Irish Whiskey is the first Irish Whiskey with a Japanese mizunara finish. Extremely rare and expensive, virgin mizunara oak, comes from the rugged most northerly island of Japan, Hokkaido. It is coopered 1,000 miles south in Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan's only independent cooperage, by Japan's oldest cooper.
Mizunara amplifies the vanilla smoothness, bringing apricot, marmalade and sandalwood notes to a long milk chocolate finish. This is unique to the Irish Whiskey category and is extremely rare and limited. This is one to savor. We like it neat or with a little water or ice.
Product Details
Product Type | Whiskey |
Style | Single Malt |
Country | Ireland |
Scent and Flavor

NOSE
Honeycomb, vanilla, apricot, and citrus notes are found on the nose.

TASTE
A velvety smooth taste with more vanilla, fudge, rock candy, peach and marmalade followed by sandalwood, cinnamon, and oriental spices.

FINISH
Long and spicy with biscuity malts, more vanilla, oak and dark chocolate.
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