The Bushmills 30 Year Old is a limited edition, rare and exceptional masterpiece of high strength (46% ABV) Irish Single Malt Whiskey.
Distilled, matured, finished and bottled at the world’s oldest licenced whiskey distillery – Bushmills.
Matured in bourbon barrels and sherry butts for 14 years, then finished in a first-fill Pedro Ximénez casks for 16 years, to provide generations of wealthy and elegant dried fruit flavours. Pedro Ximénez is a dark Spanish fortified sweet sherry wine created from white grapes in specific regions, making every oak sherry butt incredibly rare and sought-after.
The result’s a unique dark wealthy gold whiskey, treacle toffee at the nose, then velvety smooth raisins and figs with hints of clove and orange peel at the tongue. A in point of fact delightful enjoy for the palate.
The Bushmills 30 Year Old is a once in a generation malt, the easiest articulation of Bushmills’ obsession with oak and dedication to pursuing perfection since 1608 in Irish Single Malt Whiskey.
Premium Irish whiskey crafted in beautiful Wicklow, Ireland
Aged for over 18 years in bourbon barrels
Be expecting notes of oak and bourbon coupled with elements of honey, vanilla and spice.
Revel in neat, with a touch of water, in a cocktail or at the rocks.
Presented in a shocking, traditional taste whiskey bottle which will look unbelievable in any home bar or private have a look at
Alcohol content: 43.0 percent_by_volume
Alcohol sort: Single Malt Scotch
Item display volume: 700.0 milliliters
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