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Dingle Lá an Dreoilin Single Pot Still Whiskey – RRP 85,95
We are delighted to present the final edition in the Dingle Celtic Wheel of the Yearseries – Dingle Lá an Dreoilin Single Pot Still Whiskey, finished in muscatel casks. Also known as Wren’s Day, Lá an Dreoilín is a day of music, costumes and street parades. Dingle Lá an Dreoilín Single Pot Still is dedicated to this thriving tradition of revelry and good-humoured mischief which is celebrated on December 26th. Matured in former Bourbon casks with a long Muscatel cask finish, Dingle Lá an Dreoilín Single Pot Still brings aromas of sugared almonds and black cherries with dark chocolate and caramelised bananas. Hints of toasted cinnamon, honey and ginger on the palate give way to spiced almonds. A luxurious mouthfeel of creamy, warm spice and dried fruits come to the fore.Please login to see prices.Dingle Distillery Bealtaine – RRP 95,95
This third in its Wheel of the Year series, the Dingle Bealtaine Single Pot Still has matured in Bourbon casks with a Shiraz cask finish.There are 5,500 bottles set to be released of this limited release that have been bottled at 52.5% ABV. Bealtaine Single Pot Still expresses sweet aromas of sun-dried raisins, sweet dates, and vanilla cream on the nose. On the palate, it is warm with a suggestion of dark cherries in syrup, nutty caramel, and velvety dark chocolate. The syrup texture slowly melts to a warm spice finish. The result is a unique and vibrant flavour. The new release is set to be highly sought after due to the limited supply available.The Celtic Wheel of the Year is divided into eight periods and following suit the Wheel of the Year series from Dingle Distillery is set to launchnine editions, which includes an additional ninth and final release to mark Wren’s Day, following the rhythm of the seasons, equinoxes, and solstices. Though Wren’s Day is not part of the Celtic Wheel of the Year, its release is in recognition of the importance of the day in Dingle culture and heritage.The ancient Celtic celebration of Bealtaine marks the end of spring and the beginning of summer. In Irish history the festival was marked with animals moving to summer pastures and the lighting of bonfire. The beginning of the summer season was said to have started with fire festivals at Bealtaine. These fires marked a cleanse and transition into the new season with the hope of successful harvests to come.[button text="Product Sheet" link="https://wcclone.tradeinspirits.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Dingle_Bealtaine_01062023_1.1.pdf" target="_blank"][button text="Downloads" link="https://wcclone.tradeinspirits.com/downloads/downloads-dingle-distillery/#tab_bealtaine"] Please login to see prices.
