Green Spot
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| 3441 | |
| Midleton | |
| Ireland | |
| Single Pot Still Whiskey | |
| 40% | |
| 0.7 l | |
| Original bottling | |
| Bourbon First Fill, Bourbon Refill, Sherry | |
| 6000 Bottles | |
 
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| Average tasting notes Tasting Notes |
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Nosing
Fruit:
Malt:
Sweet:
Vanilla:
Oak:
Apple:
Honey:
Sherry:
Wheat:
Green Apple:
Pineapple:
Plum:
Raisin:
Tropical Fruit:
Herbs:
Alcohol:
Banana:
Barley:
Caramel:
Chocolate:
Dried Fruit:
Hay:
Nuts:
Oil:
Pear:
Peat Smoke:
Tasting
Sweet:
Fruit:
Spices:
Malt:
Honey:
Vanilla:
Grass:
Nuts:
Oak:
Herbs:
Apple:
Barley:
Green Apple:
Oil:
Peat Smoke:
Wheat:
Alcohol:
Bonfire Smoke:
Cake:
Chocolate:
Floral:
Peach:
Pear:
Plum:
Salt:
Seaweed:
Sherry:
Tropical Fruit:
Maritime Notes:
Finish
Sweet:
Spices:
Malt:
Fruit:
Oak:
Vanilla:
Barley:
Caramel:
Chocolate:
Grapefruit:
Nuts:
Oil:
Pepper:
Pineapple:
Sherry:
Zitrus:
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Quality rating of this bottle
3.6
Rate
54
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Quality comparison of bottles
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Tasting notes of Anton_Stoyanov:
17. Aug 2018
All tasting notes
13. Jan 2016
Nosing:
Very fruity and strong malty, balanced by crisp oak.
Taste:
Spices, malt and honey. A very fruity body.
Finish:
Very long finish with subtle sweetness at the beginning, then dry with spice notes.
Comment:
Very fruity and strong malty, balanced by crisp oak.
Taste:
Spices, malt and honey. A very fruity body.
Finish:
Very long finish with subtle sweetness at the beginning, then dry with spice notes.
Comment:
03. Jan 2018
11. Jul 2017
Using a combination of malted and unmalted barley, Green Spot is a prime example of a traditional triple distilled Irish Pot Still whiskey. Sweet apple cake, freshly cut grass and cereals feature quite prominently on the nose, and there are hints of pineapple, avocado and burnt cookies. After a light and floral arrival, the taste develops more grainy and yeasty with peach juice, fine spices and a touch of lemongrass. It's a bit thin and watery at times. The finish is moderate but altogether pleasant with mild oak, vanilla and licorice. This stuff is dangerously drinkable!
RATING: 3.7/5.0 ≙ 85 pts
RATING: 3.7/5.0 ≙ 85 pts
13. Jan 2016
Nosing:
Unripe fruits, raw spirit, grain note, apples
Taste:
Spicy, dry feeling, tobacco or bonfire note
Finish:
Medium
Comment:
Unripe fruits, raw spirit, grain note, apples
Taste:
Spicy, dry feeling, tobacco or bonfire note
Finish:
Medium
Comment:
30. Apr 2020
Nosing: 
Taste:
Finish:
Comment:
Taste:
Finish:
Comment:
05. Mar 2017
Nosing: Sweet, Honey, Malt, Dried Fruits (Possibly Raisins), Hints of Apples and Caramel, Subtle Hints of Vanilla
Taste:Off the bat Strong hit of Spice, Followed by Honey, Alcohol, Malt, with Subtle taste of Sherry
Finish: Long Finish of Apricots, Spices, with a Lingering of Barley and a clean finish
Comment: Definitely a whiskey/whisky worth trying out. Strong and Sweet, typical of an Irish Whiskey, with some rather powerful bouquet of aromas and flavors.
(On a Personal Note, I would highly recommend that if you are a cigar lover, to try and pair this elegant whiskey with a Medium to Full Bodied Cigar to complement the flavors of this whiskey. Stay away from Milder Cigars in order not to lose the flavors of either the whiskey or the cigar)
Taste:Off the bat Strong hit of Spice, Followed by Honey, Alcohol, Malt, with Subtle taste of Sherry
Finish: Long Finish of Apricots, Spices, with a Lingering of Barley and a clean finish
Comment: Definitely a whiskey/whisky worth trying out. Strong and Sweet, typical of an Irish Whiskey, with some rather powerful bouquet of aromas and flavors.
(On a Personal Note, I would highly recommend that if you are a cigar lover, to try and pair this elegant whiskey with a Medium to Full Bodied Cigar to complement the flavors of this whiskey. Stay away from Milder Cigars in order not to lose the flavors of either the whiskey or the cigar)
13. Oct 2015
10. Feb 2019
15. Nov 2011
15. Nov 2011
