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Belgian Owl Single Malt Whisky Coffee Finish ’23 – RRP 89,95
Immerse yourself in this authentic experience, crafted by two experts at the pinnacle of their art: whisky and coffee. The desire to innovate has always been part of Belgian Owl’s DNA. That’s why our collaborations are rare but disruptive! It is this same drive for inventiveness that brought together the two Liège-based brands, Belgian Owl and Cafés Charles Liégeois, to create the delicate new nectar that is this Coffee-Finished Whisky.This 5-year-old Single Malt Whisky is finished in barrels that previously held a coffee eau-de-vie. It is made with over 100 kg of coffee beans from the Republic of Congo, on the shores of Lake Kivu. The beans used are organic and Fairtrade ‘Arabica Blue Mountain’, carefully selected by the local brand CHARLES LIEGEOIS. 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.Dingle Lá ‘le Bríde – RRP 84,95
Dingle Lá 'le Bríde: This limited release honors the Celtic festival of Lá ‘le Bríde, also known as Imbolg, which marks the beginning of spring and the arrival of brighter, warmer days. Lá ‘le Bríde Single Malt is a tribute to the joy of spring and the celebration of life.Matured in bourbon casks with a rye cask finish, Lá ‘le Bride Single Malt expresses light, sweet aromas of honey, raspberries, biscuits, icing sugar, and butterscotch on the nose. On the palate, it is rich in spice, herbs, caramel, and ginger, all elevated nicely with a touch of mint, and brought to a close with a toffee and spiced fruit finish. Please login to see prices.
