The Brollach by The Craft Irish Whiskey Co.
Size
- 700ml, bottle
Beyond the Label
AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER: Estimated delivery date scheduled for September or as soon as it becomes available in your market. Subject to change without prior notice.
Pre-order purchase price is final at the time of order. No price match or price adjustments will be granted.
Pre-orders are excluded from site-wide promotional offers.
INTENSE. VIBRANT. INTIMATE.
A celebration of the master craftsman of the Bradley family and a toast to heritage – The Brollach is an ultra-rare single malt whiskey from The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. with only 661 bottles released. This double-distilled and casked edition is matured in bourbon casks and finished in rare French Oak Madeira, then aged 20 years to create a single malt with one of the most unique flavour profiles yet: think velvety butterscotch, sour dark cherry, intense dark chocolate, and caramelised banana. It's presented in a gift set including two Finn glasses, obsidian whiskey stones, and an adonised silver and glass pipette with a droplet of Irish spring water.
Includes: Natural oak case, bottle of whiskey, two Finn glasses, adonised silver and glass pipette with a droplet of Irish spring water, pipette of The Brollach, four obsidian whiskey stones.
Within a few weeks of its release, The Brollach was recognised with the highest honour in its category in both The Global Luxury Masters and The Irish Whiskey Masters from The Spirits Business to become the highest-scoring Irish whiskey of 2021. In 2022, The Brollach won Bronze in the Best Irish Single Malt category at the World Whiskies Awards.
Package may appear larger in person
Beyond the Label
AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER: Estimated delivery date scheduled for September or as soon as it becomes available in your market. Subject to change without prior notice.
Pre-order purchase price is final at the time of order. No price match or price adjustments will be granted.
Pre-orders are excluded from site-wide promotional offers.
INTENSE. VIBRANT. INTIMATE.
A celebration of the master craftsman of the Bradley family and a toast to heritage – The Brollach is an ultra-rare single malt whiskey from The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. with only 661 bottles released. This double-distilled and casked edition is matured in bourbon casks and finished in rare French Oak Madeira, then aged 20 years to create a single malt with one of the most unique flavour profiles yet: think velvety butterscotch, sour dark cherry, intense dark chocolate, and caramelised banana. It's presented in a gift set including two Finn glasses, obsidian whiskey stones, and an adonised silver and glass pipette with a droplet of Irish spring water.
Includes: Natural oak case, bottle of whiskey, two Finn glasses, adonised silver and glass pipette with a droplet of Irish spring water, pipette of The Brollach, four obsidian whiskey stones.
Within a few weeks of its release, The Brollach was recognised with the highest honour in its category in both The Global Luxury Masters and The Irish Whiskey Masters from The Spirits Business to become the highest-scoring Irish whiskey of 2021. In 2022, The Brollach won Bronze in the Best Irish Single Malt category at the World Whiskies Awards.
Package may appear larger in person
Product Details
| Product Type | Whiskey |
| Style | Single Malt |
| Production Method | Double distilled |
| Cask Finish | Matured in bourbon casks and finished in rare French Oak Madeira |
| ABV | 46.44% |
| Country | Ireland |
| Awards | IWSC Tasting Awards 2021 - Silver - 90. The Luxury Spirits Masters 2021 - Master Award 2021 by The Spirit Business. World Whiskies Awards 2022: - Bronze in the World's Best Irish Single Malt category. The Irish Whiskey Masters - Master Award. The Spirits Business Design & Packaging Masters - Master Award. The DBSB Autumn Tasting - Gold Medal. Harpers Design Awards - Bronze. |
Scent and Flavor
Notes
Complex layers of apricot and butterscotch on the nose, a dark cherry that melts into an intimate, intense dark chocolate, and a mellow finish of caramelised banana.
