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Connemara Bog Oak Finish

Glass - 35.5ml€30.00

This was a very interesting, and successful, experiment carried out by Cooley's then Innovation Manager Alex Chasko. Three bourbon casks were fitted with new ends made from ancient bog oak and filled 80% heavily peated malt aged for four years. This was the same malt used in the Connemara Turf Mor. The other 20% is made up of malt from casks aged between six and 15 years old. The extra aging in bog oak was for about 12 months or so and it was bottled at a generous 57.5% abv. Rated 93/100 in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible.

Connemara Cask Strength Original Label

Glass - 35.5ml€14.95

This is the full strength Connemara bottled at the natural strength at which it leaves the casks. It's is a much loved bottling that combines the smoke which characterises Connemara with some pronounced and powerful alcohol. If anything this seems to accentuate the smokiness and add some extra flavour. Definitely a whiskey to try if you are into smoky whiskeys.

Connemara Cask Strength Peated Malt

Glass - 35.5ml€12.95

This is the full strength Connemara bottled at the natural strength at which it leaves the casks. It's is a much loved bottling that combines the smoke which characterises Connemara with some pronounced and powerful alcohol. If anything this seems to accentuate the smokiness and add some extra flavour. Definitely a whiskey to try if you are into smoky whiskeys.

Connemara Single Malt

Glass - 35.5ml€5.95

Connemara is rare amongst Irish whiskey, its hook being the smokiness associated with the malts produced by our neighbours Scotland. It's a style of whiskey that had died away in Ireland after the 19th century, when small distillers would probably have dried their malt with whatever fuel was available at the time. It's said that when the Cooley Distillery started up in the late 1980s, it had no plans to make a smoky whiskey, but at some stage peaty malt was bought and run through the stills with fantastic results. 

Connemara Small Batch Distillers Edition

Glass - 35.5ml€12.95

An earthy smoke throughout with honey'd barley and applejuice.

Connemara Turf Mor Single Malt

Glass - 35.5ml€15.95

A Connemara with an extra peaty punch. This was produced using 58 ppm peat compared to the usual 20 ppm in the standard Connemara range. In 1001 Whiskies You Must Try Before You Die, Dominic Roskrow describes it as a brooding dark cloud of peat offset by some sunshine fruitiness...

Cragganmore 12 Year Old

Glass - 35.5ml€6.95

Flavours of citrus fruits, honey, oat cakes, digestive biscuits, vanilla, gentle smoke and sandalwood.

Craigellachie 13 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€9.50

Lots of fruit to start followed by pleasant flavours of pungent peat smoke, cured meats and barbeques.

Craigellachie 17 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€18.00

Tropical fruits, vanilla, and sweet spice followed by a good whiff of peat smoke and touches of barbequed meats.

Craoi na Mona 10 Year Old Single Malt

Glass - 35.5ml€9.50

Craoi na Mona is Irish for 'heart of peat'. This was produced by Cooley and bottled for the famous Berry Bros. & Rudd shop. It's quite similar to the standard NAS Connemara.

Crown Royal

Glass - 35.5ml€5.25

Delicately smooth and creamy, with hints of oak and the sweet flavour of vanilla. Light delicate citrus and orchard fruit flavours.

Crown Royal Northern Harvest

Glass - 35.5ml€11.00

Somewhat controversially awarded 'World's Best Whisky' in Jim Murray's 2016 Whisky Bible. This is a great whisky and is definitely worth trying, but is it the best in the world?

Dailuaine 16 Year-Old Flora and Fauna

Glass - 35.5ml€12.00

Big, big, big tasting with lots of body, syrupy texture and flavours of dried fruits, meat stock, smoke, and chocolate.

Daily Dram An Aingeal Dubh

Glass - 35.5ml€17.50

An Aingeal Dubh means 'the dark angel', but it's nothing to be afraid of... Belgian importers Daily Dram have chosen this Cooley malt for their Nectar range. One of 212 bottles, it's a grassy, fruity Irish single malt that went down very well with renowned French whisky expert Serge Valetin.

Dallas Dhu 1968-1984 21 Year Old Cadenhead

Glass - 35.5ml€62.00

Dallas Dhu closed in 1983 a year before this was bottled at an age of 21 years-old. A traditional Speyside malt with hints of smoke, tropical and dried fruit flavours and a slight rubber/oil character.

Dalmore 12 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€8.95

Fruit cake, mocha, prune and dark Seville marmalade dominate on the palate with a faint touch of smoke. Very rich and toasty.

Dalmore 18 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€20.00

Lots of orange peel and marmalade flavours combined with mocha, chocolate, leather, spice and pepper notes. A big whisky, not for everyone though!

Dalwhinnie 15 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€7.95

Criminally underrated. This is a smooth and full-flavoured malt with touches of walnuts, creamy malt, honey and gentle smoke.

Danny Boy Irish Whiskey

Glass - 35.5ml€5.50

Irish whiskey blend of 20% malt and 80% finest grain, produced by the Cooley Distillery, double-distilled with a four-year minimum and matured in American oak casks that infuse a toasty and vanilla aroma for an exceptionally smooth finish. The breakdown is 15% 4-year malt, 5% 8-year-old malt, 45% 8-year-old grain, 20% 5-year-old grain and 15% 4-year-old grain.

Deanston 12 Year-Old

Glass - 35.5ml€7.25

Creamy vanilla, honey and biscuit flavours dominate what is a very drinkable, smooth and easy going single malt.