A Single bourbon cask exclusively selected for L. Mulligan Grocer, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7. Limited to 300 bottles only.

Irish Whiskey Museum 13yr Old, is a Single Malt produced for the Irish Whiskey Museum in Dublin. It is a triple distilled Single Malt that has been matured in ex-sherry casks for the full 13 years, bottled at 46% ABV.

The nose of the Irish Whiskey Museum 13 year old, has wood, grapes and a hint of malty aromas. There are also undertones of fresh fruit and red berries. The palate is that of pepper and spice, as time is spent, some sherry flavours that emerge, such as plums, dates, apricots and raisins. The finish is that of fresh cut grass and baking spices.

Paddy Centenary Edition is a 7 Year Old Single Pot Still Irish Whisky. It was released in 2013 to commemorate the 100th year since Paddy Flaherty signed his name over to the Cork Distillery Co, since that moment Cork Distillery Co Irish Whiskey became known as "Paddy".

On the nose the Paddy Centenary Edition, has aromas of citrus peel,a flamed orange peel over a newly poured Old Fashion. On the palate it is a classic pot still taste with exotic spices, cloves and dried raisins. A perfect finish to a great dram of whiskey.

Bushmills 21 year old Single Malt, the oldest expression in the Bushmills Distillery's core range. A fantastic combination of cask influence and spirit influence. The whiskey is matured separately in ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks for 19 years. At this stage, 27 Madiera casks are filled, each year, with approx 50:50 of each whisky and matured for a further 2 years.

The nose of this whiskey is a complex mix of spicy aromatic maltiness, interweaved with dried fruits and roasted nuts. The palate is quite voluptuous, with candied orange peel, raisins, a soft nuttiness, and tropical mango fruit. The finish has a touch of milk chocolate, and liquorice spice. An exceptional whiskey, from an exceptional distillery.

Redbreast 21 Year Old Irish Whiskey, is a pot still whiskey in the Redbreast range. This whiskey has some been matured in some similar casks to the 12 and 15 year old Redbreast but also has some refill casks.

On the nose the Redbreast 21 Year Old Irish Whiskey, has amazingly some tropical fruit aromas along the the usually pot still spice and nuttiness. On the palate there is a slight vanilla flavour along side some wonderful fresh fruit notes. The over all mouth fell is creamy and buttery with a finish of spice and leafy notes.

One for the collectors. This Bushmills was bottled for the Italian market where they like there whiskey young. Discontinued in the early 1990's it is becoming harder and harder to come across.

James Joyce Single Malt Irish Whiskey, is a Single Malt from the Bushmills Distillery in Northern Ireland. It is a independently bottled whiskey.This limited edition of fifteen casks of aged Single Malt Irish Whiskey pays homage to this beaconic house in which James Joyce set 'The Dead' No. 15 Ushers Island, Dublin 8.

The nose of James Joyce Single Malt Irish Whiskey, is that of a burst of citrus fruit, green apples and chocolate aromas. There are also hints of cinnamon and fudge on the nose. The palate is that of wood tannins, pepper and fresh fruit. There are also some lovely grapefruit and citrus flavours. The finish is that of fruit and spice.

This exceptional single cask Powers was fully matured in first fill bourbon barrels for 15 years and bottled at 46% abv. Limited to 192 bottles. Exclusively bottle for L Mulligan Grocer, our pub In Dublin 7.

The Midleton Very Rare 2016, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

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The Teeling 24 year old Single Malt Irish Whiskey, is a Single Malt whiskey that was distilled in 1991, it was than matured in ex-bourbon barrels and further matured in ex-Sautaurnes wine barrels, which gives this whiskey it's unique flavour profile. Only 5,000 bottles being produced. Each bottle has been hand-bottled in unique decanter bottles.

On the nose the Teeling 24 year old Single Malt, has pineapple, & lemon curd aromas with hints of beeswax. On the palate there is an explosion of flavour, white chocolate, dried & sweet fruits, figs, apricot, and luxurious wood spice. There is an exceptional mouth feel, creamy & viscous allowing the palate to explore every layer of flavour. An exceptional dram.

Winner: Best Irish Single Malt at the World Whiskies Awards 2016.

Glenlivet 40 year old is a Single Malt from the Glenlivet Distillery in Scotland. 40 Year old Single Malt Whiskies are some of the world's most legendary and prestigious spirits. It takes a very special spirit to stand up to the effects of being stored in oak for forty years. During that time the alcohol can evaporate thanks to the Angel's Share, this means that after all the time in the cask the whisky loses its alcoholic proof and there is less of it. The Glenlivet 40 year old is a stand alone whisky that has proven that it can stand the test of time. A superb whisky and a must try before you die.

The Midleton Very Rare 2014, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The TWC Centenary Collection is an exclusive series of aged whiskeys brought to you by Dublin Airport and Teeling Whiskey Company. There are only 5 releases and currently only the first two are available. This is 1915 release(the 2nd release) and is limited to 250 bottles. The whiskey is a 25 years old Single Malt.

The Midleton Very Rare 2008, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The Midleton Very Rare 2007, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The Midleton Very Rare 2004, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The Midleton Very Rare 2000, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

Knappogue Castle 15 year old, is a Single Malt Irish Whiskey. The whiskey itself is created by vatting together vintage single malts from the years 1990,1991 and 1992. It is a limited edition whiskey with only 600 bottles produced. Each bottle has been hand signed and numbered by Mark Edwin Andrews, the founder and CEO of Castle Brands. The bottle we have for sale is bottle no.1 out of 600. A must have for any Irish Whiskey collector.

Midleton Academy Bottle is a Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey which you receive on the completion of the Irish Distillers Academy. Only people who are on the course get to take the bottle of whiskey away with them. It is a non-age statement whiskey that is matured in ex-bourbon barrels and for some time in a ex-sherry cask. A must have bottle for collectors of Midleton Whiskeys.

The Midleton Very Rare 1997, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The Midleton Very Rare 1994, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

The Midleton Very Rare 1996, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard.

Preston's 10 year old Irish Whiskey, comes from the bottlings of Preston's of Drogheda. The Preston's can date their history back to the early 1300's, this is when wine was first traded in the town of Drogheda. At one time they were the biggest wine merchants in the country and even owned a brewery and distillery. In 1964 the company was taken over by Grants of Ireland, from the bottle we can see that it was produced around this time as it has the two companies name in the bottle.

This bottle comes from the Bow Street Distillery, even bought the Preston's (Grants of Ireland) had there own distillery they still acted as an independent bottler for other companies, such as Jameson.

Dunvilles Special Liqueur Whisky, is a rare old Irish Whisky that was produced in the old Royal Irish Distillery in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Note that the spelling of whiskey is without the "e".

The distillery was closed down shortly after World War II. The details on the bottle tell us a lot of what we need to know, for example the word "liqueur" meant a whisky was older and smoother than others. Bottle is in good condition.

The Midleton Very Rare 1985, is a bottling brought out by the Midleton Distillery in Co.Cork. The 'Very Rare' range was launched in 1984 and the distillery has brought out a new vintage whiskey every year since then. Barry Crockett started off the 'Very Rare' range while he was the Master Distillery of Midleton Distillery, in 2013 Barry Crockett retired and Brian Nation took over the role. From 2014 on Brian Nation has been creating the 'Very Rare' range, maintaining its very high standard. An extremely hard to come by Midelton in near to perfect condition.

This cognac from Hennesy represents the highest level of precision, rarity and elegance. With only 10 from every 10,000 casks being selected for this release, it embodies the the art of selecting and blending only the finest eaux-de-vie's to produce an exceptional spirit.

Kilmallock Liqeur Whiskey, is yet another rare oddity. Bottled by The Southern Mineral Water Works. Please note damage to label.

Coleraine 34 year old is a very rare Irish Single Malt produced from the closed Coleraine Distillery. The distillery itself was converted from a manorial mill and started producing malt whisky in 1825. The distillery ceased production in 1964 and was completely shut down in 1972. This whisky was distilled in 1959 and matured for 34 years and bottled in 1993 from a single cask at cask strength. A limited edition of only 400 bottles.

The Coleraine 34 year old is a must have for any serious Irish Whiskey Collector. The bottle is a true treasure of Irish Whiskey and a real gem to have on the shelve.