Fitzwilliam
FITZWILLIAM IRISH WHISKEY SINGLE GRAIN 43%
Fitzwilliam Irish Whiskey Single Grain is a clear and delicate whiskey. The corn gives a slight "buttery" character that adds to the sweetness and flavor of the Irish malt.
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Product Details
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- Category
- Whiskey
- Alcohol level
- 43%
- Brand
- Fitzwilliam
- Origin
- Ireland
- Distillery
- The Great Northern
- Aging
- New American oak barrel
- Age
- 3 years minimum
- Aromatic profile
- Vanilla
- Tasting
- Pure or on ice
- Capacity
- 70cl
Tasting advice
An ideal whisky for the aperitif or as a long drink served over ice.
Tasting notes
Robe
Light gold.
Nez
The sweetness of vanilla.
Bouche
Very round with sweet buttered and vanilla notes. A hint of cereal thanks to the touch of barley.
Finale
Elegant, a touch of spice.
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Fitzwilliam Irish Whiskey Single Grain is a clear and delicate whiskey. The corn gives it a slight buttery character which adds to the sweetness and flavour of the Irish malt. Triple column distilled and aged in new American oak casks, its smoothness makes it ideal for an aperitif or as a long drink served over ice. The perfect whiskey for Bourbon lovers!
Distilled at The Great Northern Distillery in Ireland, Fitzwilliam Whiskeys is an independent BBC Spirits bottling.
Rewards
IWSC Bronze 2022
The Great Northern Distillery
The Great Northern Distillery produces two types (and five variants) of new fill whiskey : Malt Whiskey (Triple- Distilled, Double Distilled, Irish Pot Still and Peated) along with a Grain Whiskey (primarily used for Blended Irish Whiskey). Malt whiskey is produced by batch mashing, fermentation and distillation. Grain whiskey is produced by continuous cooking and mashing, batch fermentation and continuous distillation. Raw materials for the production of whiskey are sourced from France and from the Island of Ireland. The non-GM Maize is grown in the Bordeaux region of France and shipped into the harbour in the town of Dundalk. Barley is sourced within Ireland and converted into Malt by a local Maltster.
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