Distillery: Cooley

Style: Single Malt, 46%.

Cask No: 808

Bottle: 20 of 206

Producer: Celtic Cask Fiche a Hocht was double distilled at the Cooley distillery and first matured in fresh Bourbon barrels for 18 years. Part of this cask was then re-casked in a specially commissioned 125 litre Oloroso SHerry cask for 1 year. Limited to 206 bottles.

Taste: Syrupy, silky and fruity. Flavours of lemon meringue, orange, pears, apples, pineapple and all spice.

Finish: Long and fruity finish.

Distilled in MIdleton, co. Cork.

Style: Single Cask,single pot still, 46%.

Cask No: 15856

Producer: The Teeling family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery in Marrowbone Lane, in the Liberties area of Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2013 where Jack and Stephen are the newest generation to carry on the family legay.

Nose: A nice balance of earthiness, fruit and spice. Touches of chocolate, oak, char, mocha, dried citrus peel, cinnamon and nutmeg.

Taste: Shows some classic Powers character. The oak is vibrant but well balanced. Touches of toasted spices, roasted nuts, cocoa, vanilla and honey.

Finish: The oak persists to the end giving some lovely complexity.

Distilled in Dublin.

The 30-year old single malt was distilled in 1987 and initially matured in ex-bourbon asks for 25 years before being given an additional 5 years maturation in ex-white Burgundy oak casks. Each of the 500 bottles were hand bottled in unique decanter bottles an come in a wooden gift box with their own certificate of authenticity.

Jack Teeling, Founder of Teeling Whiskey, commented: "This very limited release of 30 year-old Irish single malt is a one of a kind, due to the French white wine influence that transforms this whiskey into something truly special. There is nothing else like this on the market."

Bottle released: 500

Style: Single Malt, 46%.

Nose: Tropical fruits and wood notes.

Taste: Light and fresh, well balanced sweetness blends into notes of vanilla, sandalwood, all spice and orchard fruits.

Finish: Deep and inviting as the spice comes back then goes away again. With age comes grace and this whiskey can prove it.

Distilled in Dublin.

The Teeling Family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery on Marrowbone Lane in the Liberties, Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2015 where Jack and Stephen are the newest generation who are carrying on the family legacy.

Cask No: 7128     Bottled: June 2017

Style: 1989, aged entirely in a single rum barrel.

Nose: Peaches, apples and pineapple.

Taste: Tropical fruits, marmalade, double cream and vanilla.

Finish: Delicate and smooth,hint of citrus and marmalade. Spicy and woody finish.

Distilled in Dublin.

Style: Malt & Grain in ex-Loupiac wine casks.

Bottle release: 6000

Producer: The Teeling family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery in Marrowbone Lane, in the Liberties area of Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2013 where Jack and Stephen are the newest generation to carry on the family legay.

Nose: Citrus notes; stewed lemons, clementine and marmalade.

Palate: Ripe peaches, pineapple syrup, apricot and cantaloupe melon intermingle.

Finish: Spiced and balanced yet robust finish.

Distilled in Midleton, co. Cork.

Midleton Very rare was first released in 1984. Only 50 casks are released each year which makes them very collectible, especially older and harder to find vintages. The whiskeys used in the blend are hand picked by the Master Distiller, all triple distilled and have aged between 12 and 25 years in individually Bourbon or Sherry casks.

Style: Blend, 40%.

Bottle: 011381

Nose: Vibrantly fruity with aromas of apricots, pineapple, red apples, stem ginger, marzipan and fruit bread.

Palate: Soft, smooth and juicy. Flavours of apricot, dried citrus peel, honey, pineapple and mango.

Finish: Delicate spices lead through to the finish.

1 bottle Teeling Small Batch whiskey 

Teeling Hat

Teeling Flask

Teeling Whiskey Glass

Teeling Keyring

2 for 1 Voucher Distillery Tour & Tasting

~ In hexagon hamper

Glendalough Gin - 4 Poachers Tonic ~ in clear lid box

Gunpowder Gin - 1 Gin Fusion Kit - 2Fevertree Tonic ~ in clear lid box

Dingle Gin - 1 Gin Fusion Kit - 1 Dingle Gin Glass - 2 large Fevertree Tonic ~ in hat box

A constant customer favourite, particularly at Christmas. Presented in an hexagon hamper, this gift set includes Teeling Single Malt Whiskey, one Teeling Hat, one Teeling Flask, one Teeling Glass, one Teeling Keyring and a 2 for 1 Voucher Distillery Tour & Tasting.

The Teeling Family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery on Marrowbone Lane in the Liberties, Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2015 where Jackk and Stephen are the newest generation who are carrying on the family legacy. This whiskey is the 2nd in the series to commemorate that 'Revival'. Single malt, 46%. Aromas of lemon cake, apricot, pineapple, vanilla, honey and white grapes. Soft and fruity without any harsh oakiness. Intensely fruity and refreshing with flavours of pineapple, white grapes, apricot, lemon and honey. The finish becomes just a little oaky with some subtle spice.

The Teeling Family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery on Marrowbone Lane in the Liberties, Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2015 where Jackk and Stephen are the newest generation who are carrying on the family legacy. This whiskey is the 2nd in the series to commemorate that 'Revival'. Single malt, 46%.

The Teeling Family have been making whiskey since 1782 in their distillery on Marrowbone Lane in the Liberties, Dublin. Several generations later, Teeling opened their brand new distillery in 2015 where Jackk and Stephen are the newest generation who are carrying on the family legacy. This whiskey is the 2nd in the series to commemorate that 'Revival'. Single malt, 46%. Fresh and lively, unmistakably Irish in character. Ripe fruits such as pineapple, white grapes, aprictos, pears and melon. A touch of vanilla, honey and, of course, a slight apple aroma. Powerful and light in body. At full strength there is a slight pepperiness and lots of fruit. Flavours of apricots, peach, pear, vanilla, honey and musat grapes. Some dryer oak and spice notes towards the finish.

"A beautifully crafted, premium small-batch Irish Gin with delicate notes of bay leaf, heather and clove, this smooth blend of nine botanicals will keep the spirit warm and the soul hearty. BOTANICALS Bay Leaf ~ Heather ~ Clove Coriander ~ Juniper ~ Cassia Bark Orris Root ~ Angelica Root Citrus Peel"

For the Gin lover, a bottle of Mór Gin with an infusion kit to allow full experimentation along with 2 Fevertree tonics! *For deliveries outside of Dublin, presentation will include appropriate packaging to limit breakages in transport and may not appear as per photo. Contents will remain the same.

100% Irish malted barley & pure mountain water, 4 times pot distilled in West Cork. A complex Irish vodka with notes of vanilla, fruit and croissant on the nose. A delicate and crisp palate with hints of biscuit, dark chocolate and vanilla with a soft finish.

Recently Awarded 'World's Best Grain' at the World Whiskies Awards, 2014. This award-winning whiskey is one of only a handful of Single Grain Bottlings in the world. Strong spice at the start developing into lush red berries and grapes, with drying tannin effect at the end.

Teeling Small Batch bottling consists of hand selected casks which are given further maturation in ex-Flor de Cana Rum barrels imparting an extra sweet and smooth flavour unique to Irish Whiskey. By bottling at 46% with no chill filtration completes an Irish Whiskey of true character.

A blend of malt and grain whiskey aged in ex-Bourbon casks then finished in American Rye casks. It is a smooth, easy drinking whiskey with hints of rye spice. Works well in a number of cocktails!

This Gin hails from the town of Carrickmaccross in Co. Monaghan. There is an old saying from the area which goes ‘ from Carrickmacross to Crossmaglen, there are more rogues than honest men.’ It stems from an incident where a young man was up before the local Magistrate for being drunk . When questioned, the man man claimed that someone had slipped some whiskey into his tea, to which the Judge replied ‘from Carrickmacross to Crossmaglen, there are more rogues than honest men.’ Patrick Kavanagh immortalised the saying in a later poem. This Gin is named after the incident and poem from Kavanagh, who was from Inniskeen, Co. Monaghan. Creamy and smooth in the mouth with flavours of green herbs, juniper, citrus peel, spice and pear tart. The quality of the ingredients and base spirit shines through creating a gin that is pleasant to drink even without mixing.

To make this very special, small-batch Gin the Glendalough Wild Gin recipe was rebalanced and redistilled with extra fruit, flowers, spices and a lot of fresh rose petals. Three varieties of rose are used, the rare and elusive Wild Rose from the Wicklow mountains, large fragrant Heritage Roses, and the ancient prized Damask Rose all come together to make this a naturally pink and very floral gin.

An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin is the first gin distilled in Co. Donegal. To make An Dúlamán we capture “Draíocht na Farraige” (the magic of the sea) by using five locally harvested varieties of seaweed, as well as six other botanicals. This makes An Dúlamán as unique as the Donegal coast itself. The palate has incredibly bright and soft juniper to the fore and as it subsides An Dúlamán’s complexity is revealed in rich umami, brisk salt and then a buttery oyster smoothness with hints of chestnut and firm tannin. Given time, sweet notes of turkish delight ebb to a comforting warmth.

A Redbreast family member that is now the oldest permanent part of the range. Powerful, rich and complex. Great mouthfeel and depth of flavour. Amazingly the oak isn't too forceful and the overall impression is one of richness and power in harmony. Flavours of dates, prunes and other dried fruits leading to chocolate caramels, mocha coffee, roasted spices and chicory.

The 21-year-old Bushmills is the oldest whiskey in the standard distillery range. It is a remarkably fresh and lively tasting malt, given its advanced years. Like the rest of the single malts from Bushmills, this is initially aged in both bourbon and sherry casks. These are then vatted together and married into madeira wine casks for two years. We would go as far to say that this is, thankfully, quite a subtle wood finish. The Bushmills malt is very delicate and elegant and this strikes a nice balance of fruit, spice and sweetness. A top notch whiskey that is dangerously easy to drink!

A set of three single malt whiskey miniatures from Knappogue Castle, the 12-, 14-, and 16-year-old. All of them are exceptional quality, made exclusively from malted barley. Packed in a great-looking box, they are a perfect gift idea.

A great little gift pack containing 3 miniatures of the hugely popular Writers Tears Copper Pot whiskey. Great for stashing away on a bookcase and for use in emergencies!

A lovely gift or a great way to try the core range from Teeling Distillery. Each box contains 3 x 5cl minis - Single Grain, Single Malt and Small Batch.