Irish Whiskey Award Winners 2015

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For the Whiskey Lovers (which I'm not):
source: http://irishwhiskeyawards.com/index.php/winners-2014/winners-2015
PS. Note you will not find any Bushmills here, as it is distilled in Northern Ireland (part of British occupied territory, and thus not deemed an Irish whiskey).

Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey
  • Trophy Winner - Redbreast 21 Year Old

  • Gold Medal - Midleton Barry Crockett Legacy
  • Gold Medal - Powers Signature Release

Irish Single Malt Whiskey (12 Years & Younger)
  • Trophy Winner - Connemara Single Malt

  • Gold Medal - Tullamore Dew 10 Year Old Single Malt
  • Gold Medal - Teeling Single Malt


Irish Single Malt Whiskey (13 Years & Older)
  • Trophy Winner - Knappogue Castle Vintage 2000 Batch 2 Mongeard Mugneret Burgundy Cask
  • Gold Medal - The Palace Bar Three Generations Batch 14 Year-Old

  • Gold Medal - Glendalough 13 Year Old Single Malt

Irish Blended Whiskey (RRP of €60 or more)
  • Trophy Winner - Midleton Very Rare 2015

  • Gold Medal -Jameson Gold Reserve

  • Gold Medal - Jameson 18 Year Old

Irish Blended Whiskey (RRP of less than €60)
  • Trophy Winner - Tullamore Dew 12 Year Old

  • Gold Medal - Jameson Select Reserve Black Barrel
  • Gold Medal - Writers Tears Copper Pot


Irish Single Cask Whiskey
  • Trophy Winner - An Púcán Teeling Whiskey Single Malt
  • Gold Medal - Celtic Cask Trí Déag

  • Gold Medal - Celtic Cask Dó Dhéag

Irish Cask Strength Whiskey
  • Trophy Winner - Tullamore Dew Phoenix

  • Gold Medal - Midleton Dair Ghaelach

  • Gold Medal - Redbreast 12 Year Old Cask Strength

Irish Single Grain Whiskey
  • Trophy Winner - Kilbeggan Single Grain
  • Gold Medal - Glendalough Single Grain
  • Gold Medal - Teeling Single Grain
 
Yeah go Tullamore!

Definitely deserves it! I've been going through an Irish phase the last few months, and plain old Tullamore is tops in that price category for me too. It's now my go to end-of-the-month option.

Lately, my local has been stocking Redbreast. Bit pricey and don't know how it will stack up against single malt scotches in that price range. Anybody?
 
Definitely deserves it! I've been going through an Irish phase the last few months, and plain old Tullamore is tops in that price category for me too. It's now my go to end-of-the-month option.

Lately, my local has been stocking Redbreast. Bit pricey and don't know how it will stack up against single malt scotches in that price range. Anybody?
Absolutely. For under R300 my go to is a plain old Tullamore Dew blend. Sometimes Bushmills.



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