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TITANIC DISTILLERS 5yo Pot Still Irish Whiskey PX Finish

44.5%single pot still whiskey70cLireland Ref 102278

49.90 €

i.e. 71.29 € / liter

A half-decade story of dedication, this spirit blends malted and unmalted barley, matured in oak and finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks. Crafted with passion and patience, it honours Thompson Dock, where workmates became friends, great spirits were shared, and a true work of art was born. The defining feature of this whiskey is the Bogel cask. Produced by the Bogel family, Californian winemakers, this American white oak hogshead first matured Bogel Pinot Noir before being seasoned in Jerez with PX sherry. The pot still whiskey was then finished in this distinctive cask. Irish Pot Still whiskey is a classic Irish style made from malted and unmalted barley, triple-distilled in traditional copper pot stills. This expression uses a 50:50 mash bill, delivering a creamy, spicy an...
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A half-decade story of dedication, this spirit blends malted and unmalted barley, matured in oak and finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks. Crafted with passion and patience, it honours Thompson Dock, where workmates became friends, great spirits were shared, and a true work of art was born. The defining feature of this whiskey is the Bogel cask. Produced by the Bogel family, Californian winemakers, this American white oak hogshead first matured Bogel Pinot Noir before being seasoned in Jerez with PX sherry. The pot still whiskey was then finished in this distinctive cask. Irish Pot Still whiskey is a classic Irish style made from malted and unmalted barley, triple-distilled in traditional copper pot stills. This expression uses a 50:50 mash bill, delivering a creamy, spicy and full-bodied character distinct from single malt.

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Titanic Distillers was born from the desire to create premium spirits as a tribute to those who worked at Belfast’s shipyard over a century ago. Founders Peter Lavery, Stephen Symington, and Richard Irwin were driven by a desire to celebrate the great ships built in said shipyard. Their new distillery and visitor center allow guests to explore
the site where the Titanic last rested before her maiden voyage. By establishing the first whiskey distillery in operation in Belfast for nearly 90 years, the founders of Titanic Distillers also shed light on the significance of whiskey in their city’s history.