Bushmills 30yr Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Bushmills 30yr Single Malt Irish Whiskey

Bushmills 30yr Single Malt Irish Whiskey

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Immediately the longest-aged Irish whiskey available everyday, Bushmills 30 Year Old has been aged in hand-selected bourbon barrels, Oloroso sherry casks, and PX sherry casks, creating a powerful and uniquely complex flavor profile, a richness that can only be achieved by 30 years in barrel. Just 775 bottles of this exquisite single malt have been created, making this 30 Year Old single malt an extremely rare and elegant treasure.

Triple-distilled from 100% malted barley, the inaugural release of the Bushmills 30 Year Old was first aged in hand-selected bourbon barrels and Oloroso sherry butts for 14 years along the cold north coast of Ireland. The whiskey was then married and further aged in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks for 14 years, casks that were seasoned for 2 years in Jerez's precious fortified wine.

NOSE
Rich inviting sweet aromas of raisins, figs, prunes, and dates entwined with treacle toffee, soft clove and sweet spice delighted the senses.

TASTE
Exquisite, velvety and smooth mouth feel. Sweet hints of dates, raisins and figs followed by praline and orange peel before developing into vanilla and warm pastry notes. A truly delightful experience for the palate.

FINISH
Long complex finish that reminds you of the amazing number of years this whiskey has spent gaining its individual character. The dried fruit and toffee sweet notes are left lingering. The elegance and refinement of this exquisite single is enticing and demands a second sip.

MASHBILL
100% Malted Barley

COLOR
Dark Rich Gold

46% ABV
Wine Enthusiast: 93
This aged spirit shows Irish whiskey's dark side. It retains the enticing fresh-fruit aroma of younger bottlings, plus a luscious layer of butterscotch. On the palate, it's oaky and drying, with complex notes of toffee, dark chocolate, toasted nuts, caramel and a spicy finish. The whiskey is aged for a minimum of 19 years in former oloroso Sherry and Bourbon barrels, then transferred to Madeira casks for the final two years of maturation. Treat it like Scotch: add just a splash of water to open up the flavors.