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bushmills malt 16 year old

Distillery: Bushmills
Style: Single Malt
Release: Unspecified
Age: 16 Years
Alcohol: 40% abv.
Region: Ireland
Bottled For: Distillery

Bushmills Malt 16 Year Old is a rare single malt Irish whiskey. With "Three Wood" maturation and finishing, a malt of distinction emerges, with a fullness of depth and flavour rarely found. This exceptional whiskey is matured for 16 years or more in a combination of American bourbon barrels and Spanish Oloroso sherry butts. The bourbon barrels infuse delicate honey, mild toasted wood and vanilla notes, while the sherry wood lends the malt a rich, fruity sweetness and a distinct nutty character. These whiskeys are then vatted together and married for several months in large old port pipes. This imparts a subtle finishing touch of sweet wine, and allows all flavour elements to gently mellow together, giving Bushmills Malt 16 Year Old its depth, balance and complexity.

Review this whisky

review by anonymous

Color: copper
Nose: somewhat astringent, coffee
Body: biting, strong
Palate: astringent, a hint of coffee
Finish: heartburn, a hint of coffee, but mostly that unpleasant burning sensation of stomach acid. That post vomit taste you get on the back of your tongue.

Being of Irish decent, I'm very disappionted we can't keep up with the Scotts. For an Irish whiskey, I'd have to go with Redbreast.

review by prosper

Color: light amber
Nose: sweet malted-grain; vanilla.
Body: medium-full, Slightly tannic/acerbic
Palate: Sweet malt. It's got a bit of a fruity-tanginess, maybe grapefruit. There's a ripe, tannic-oakiness in the background, and a hint ot rye-like sourness,
Finish: Medium-long finish. The sweetness starts to fade, leaving a fruity, lemony zing, The tannic mouth-feel fades with the lemon.

This is an intruiging irish. It's not especially complex, but enjoyable nonetheless. It's definitely worth tasting, but not terribly exciting.

review by anonymous

Color: amber
Nose: vanilla,sherry,summer
Body: very smooth
Palate: smooth blend of flavor
Finish: the finish is of medium length,but very satisfying

I would have this all the time if possible.Very good whiskey,very drinkable and satisfying.