Kilbeggan - Black - Irish Whiskey - 0.7L Kilbeggan Black Irish Whiskey

Kilbeggan Black Irish Whiskey – Irish Mildness with a Delicate Smoke

True connoisseurship is often shown in the conscious choice of a spirit that combines the familiar with a surprising nuance. Kilbeggan Black Irish Whiskey bridges the gap between classic Irish smoothness and a subtle hint of smoke – approachable, balanced, and full of character.

Tasting Experience

At a mild 40.0% ABV, Kilbeggan Black presents itself as smooth and harmonious. Juicy apple and sweet toffee meet malty notes, while a delicate peat nuance and a gentle play of smoke provide additional depth.

Special Feature

Inspired by the history of Ireland's oldest licensed distillery, Kilbeggan Black embodies the connection between heritage and traditional distilling craftsmanship. The whiskey is distilled twice before a targeted, light peating complements its aromatic profile. The black label and golden distillery illustration underline the striking appearance of this Irish blend.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Juicy apple and soft toffee combine with a subtle peat note, which elegantly and finely spices the bouquet.

Palate

The sweetness of malt and juicy apple is accentuated by a gentle play of smoke. Creamy malt candies and freshly baked apple pie give the whiskey a pleasant roundness.

Finish

The medium-length finish presents itself as spicy with lasting impressions of delicate smoke and a subtle fruit note.

Product Details

• Alcohol content: 40.0% ABV
• Whiskey style: Irish Whiskey Blend
• Distillation: distilled twice
• Lightly peated
• Origin: Ireland
• Volume: 0.7L

💡 Perfect for connoisseurs who want to cautiously approach smoky profiles while appreciating the typical Irish smoothness – neat, on the rocks, or as a full-bodied base for a whisky cocktail.

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