Writers Tears Copper Pot
This is a fine whiskey, which strictly speaking is a blend but only contains pot still whiskey and malt whiskey. Unlike other blends it does not contain and grain whiskey. This has been extremely popular since it was first released and is a favourite with our staff.
Writers Tears won the award of Best Irish Blend Under €50 in the 2013 Irish Whiskey Awards. A blend of pure pot still whiskey and malt whiskey. A deliciously soft, sweet, easy drinking dram.
'A glossy pot still character: rather than the usual fruity firmness, the recognisable pot still traits are shrouded in soft honey tones which dovetail with lightening kumquat-citrus tones. Quite a curious, but always deliciously appealing animal. Works beautifully well: the arrival is an alternating delivery of soft and hard waves, the former showing a more bitter, almost myopic determination to hammer home its traditional pot still stand point; the sweeter more yielding notes dissolve with little ot no resistance, leaving an acaia honeyed trail................' 93 Points Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2010
- €44.95
This is a fine whiskey, which strictly speaking is a blend but only contains pot still whiskey and malt whiskey. Unlike other blends it does not contain and grain whiskey. This has been extremely popular since it was first released and is a favourite with our staff.
Writers Tears won the award of Best Irish Blend Under €50 in the 2013 Irish Whiskey Awards. A blend of pure pot still whiskey and malt whiskey. A deliciously soft, sweet, easy drinking dram.
'A glossy pot still character: rather than the usual fruity firmness, the recognisable pot still traits are shrouded in soft honey tones which dovetail with lightening kumquat-citrus tones. Quite a curious, but always deliciously appealing animal. Works beautifully well: the arrival is an alternating delivery of soft and hard waves, the former showing a more bitter, almost myopic determination to hammer home its traditional pot still stand point; the sweeter more yielding notes dissolve with little ot no resistance, leaving an acaia honeyed trail................' 93 Points Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2010
Tasting Notes from Celtic Whiskey Shop and Wines on the Green
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| Nose | Flashes of apple with hints of vanilla and honey over a distinctively irish pot still base |
| Palate | Gently spiced with a burst of ginger and butterscotch with background notes of toasted oak. Long, elegant finish with subtle notes of milk chocolate and almonds. |
| Colour | Golden |
Fact Sheet
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| Distiller/Blender | Blended by Bernard Walsh |
| Distillery | Undisclosed, although this contains single pot still and some triple distilled single malt. |
| Fluid | 70 cl |
| Ingredients | 100% Barley. Both Malted and Unmalted. |
| Alcohol % | 40% |
| Types of Barrel used for Aging | Bourbon Casks |
| Producer | Walsh's Whiskey |
Serving Suggestion
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| Serving Suggestion | Best on its own or with a little water |
Awards and/or Press Quotes
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| Best Irish Whiskey (under €50) | 2013 Irish Whiskey Awards |
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