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Tullamore Dew Heritage

Tullamore Dew Heritage

Brand Tullamore Dew
Expression Heritage
Type Irish Whiskey / Blended
Abv 40.00%
Produced at Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre
Region Ireland
Launched 1829
Availability Ireland and Europe
Guide Price £18-£25 (US$30-US$40)
Website http://www.tullamoredew.com

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 18 by Michael Jackson and Dave Broom.

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Tasting Notes

Michael Jackson

Nose
Soft, very grassy and linseedy.
Palate
Remarkably syrupy. Very sweet and spicy. Lemon grass.
Finish
Lemon sherbet fizzing on the tongue.
Comment
Deserves points for daring to be so sweet.

Dave Broom

Nose
Intense, lightly fragrant nose: some grassiness and juicy fruits but this is a prickly character that’s more austere than it initially seems.
Palate
Gutsy and zesty with an oily crunch mid-palate. Light and straight down the middle of the palate.
Finish
Zesty, peppery. Little short.
Comment
Have with Guinness to soften the slightly hard edges.

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