Has anyone tried this? I've tried Green Spot and I like it, but this seems to be on a whole pricier other level.
As bourbon continues to explode in the US, Irish Whiskey is seeing a similar renaissance in its home country, and beyond. The older brother of the famous Green Spot, Yellow Spot Whiskey might not have the same reputation due to scarcity, but it's easily as good, if not better than it's world renowned sibling. This single pot still whiskey was matured in three different types of casks: American Bourbon, Spanish Sherry butts, and Spanish Malaga casks. Aged for 12 years, and sourced from Midleton Distilleries, this fruity, balanced whiskey is nothing short of exceptional, and about to hit US shores for the first time ever. ($90)
http://mitchellandson.com/yellow-spot-12-year-old-single-pot-still-whiskey.html#!prettyPhoto
http://uncrate.com/stuff/yellow-spot-irish-whiskey/
As bourbon continues to explode in the US, Irish Whiskey is seeing a similar renaissance in its home country, and beyond. The older brother of the famous Green Spot, Yellow Spot Whiskey might not have the same reputation due to scarcity, but it's easily as good, if not better than it's world renowned sibling. This single pot still whiskey was matured in three different types of casks: American Bourbon, Spanish Sherry butts, and Spanish Malaga casks. Aged for 12 years, and sourced from Midleton Distilleries, this fruity, balanced whiskey is nothing short of exceptional, and about to hit US shores for the first time ever. ($90)
http://mitchellandson.com/yellow-spot-12-year-old-single-pot-still-whiskey.html#!prettyPhoto
http://uncrate.com/stuff/yellow-spot-irish-whiskey/
