Method and Madness

A world first for Irish whiskey, this limited-edition release takes Method and Madness Single Pot Still and finishes it in Mulberry wood casks, virtually unknown for ageing spirits. The whiskey has flourished by spending time fusing with the flavours from the Mulberry casks imparting notes of orchard fruits and smoked paprika to intrigue the senses.

From the Midleton Distillery comes a series of experimental Whiskey releases. This particular one asked the question: What if we take a step away from the familiar with a Single Grain whiskey aged in Virgin Spanish Oak casks? Without giving too much away, the two made very good partners, with a taste of gentle wood spice playing off the natural sweetness...

A Single Malt whiskey laid down in Midleton in 2002 finished in French Limousin Oak. A first for Midleton, resulting in light perfume notes giving way to dry barley and ice cream cone wafer.

A Single Pot Still whiskey aged in chestnut casks, a combination of what they've always done in Midleton and what they’ve never tried before. It’s not often they stray from the traditional oak, but one sip suggests it was well worth the deviation.