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Mourne Dew Tripple Distilled Single Malt Irish Whiskey 70cl 43%

£40.09

Mourne Dew Single Malt Irish Whiskey is a premium small-batch whiskey from the Mourne Dew Distillery in Northern Ireland. Crafted with traditional Irish distilling methods, this single malt is known for its smooth, rich, and slightly fruity character. Aged in a combination of bourbon and sherry casks, it balances sweet vanilla, malted barley, and subtle spice, making it an excellent choice for both seasoned whiskey drinkers and newcomers.

Tasting Notes:

  • Nose: Bright and inviting, with aromas of honey, vanilla, orchard fruits (apples & pears), and light oak spice.

  • Palate: Smooth and creamy, featuring flavours of toffee, malted barley, dried fruit, and toasted nuts, with hints of cinnamon and milk chocolate.

  • Finish: Medium-length, with lingering sweet vanilla, soft spice, and a touch of dried apricot

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Mourne Dew’s smooth, fruity, and lightly spiced profile pairs best with a medium-bodied cigar that enhances its malt sweetness and subtle spice.

Recommended Cigar Pairings:
  • H. Upmann Magnum 46 – A medium-bodied Cuban cigar with toasty cedar, almond, and floral notes, complementing the whiskey’s honeyed malt and dried fruit.

  • Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne – A mild-to-medium Nicaraguan cigar with buttery smoothness, vanilla, and caramel, balancing the whiskey’s sweetness.

  • Oliva Serie G Maduro – A medium-bodied cigar with dark chocolate, nuts, and spice, enhancing the whiskey’s toffee and oak influence.

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