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Dublin and Cork Airports (DUB, ORK)

USD 49763.73

EUR 45000.00 at the shop

Dublin Airport Duty Free (T1 departures) · Terminal 1 · airside · Daily 04:00–22:00 · source

Dublin Airport Duty Free (T2 departures) · Terminal 2 · airside · Daily 04:00–21:00 · source

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Dublin & Cork Airport Duty Free arrivals shopping area (T2 arrivals) · Terminal 2 · Mon–Sat 04:00–21:00, Sun 08:00–21:00 · source

Cork Airport Duty Free · airside · Sun–Mon 04:00–22:00, Tue 04:00–20:30, Wed 04:00–18:00, Thu 04:00–19:30, Fri–Sat 04:00–22:00 · source

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Very Rare Silent Distillery Chapter 3 70cl

SKU: #380653 Brand: Midleton Category: Whiskey Status: Price observed from retailer data

Price at: Dublin and Cork Airports (DUB, ORK)

$ 49763.73

EUR 45000.00 at the shop

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  • The Midleton Very Rare Silent Distillery Collection includes six releases that represent the last of the liquid from the legendary Old Midleton Distillery
  • Travel size 70.0 cl
  • Crafted with Crystal, Wood

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#380653
Volume
70.0 cl
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www.dublinandcorkdutyfree.ie
The Midleton Very Rare Silent Distillery Collection includes six releases that represent the last of the liquid from the legendary Old Midleton Distillery. Chapter Three is an exceptional 47-year-old whiskey born from the marriage of two separate whiskeys matured in an ex-sherry butt and an ex-bourbon barrel. The two whiskeys date back to 1973 and were blended before bottling to give the whiskey an extraordinary flavour. The release of Chapter Three, which marks the halfway point of the collection, pays homage to history and craftsmanship, a journey of age and time inspired by the element of fire, as the pot still worked its magic through the fires which burned beneath it. The inspiration behind the element of fire, goes back to 1854 when the largest pot still in the world was assembled and installed by local craftsmen at the Old Midleton Distillery and managed by the skilled hands of ‘fire men’ whose job it was to control the temperature of the stills which could heat more than 30,000 gallons of liquid in a single day. The roar of the fires has been silenced but the still remains in the grounds of the old distillery. It is this trailblazing story which serves as an inspiration for the third release from Midleton Very Rare Silent Distillery. With just 97 bottles of this extraordinarily rare Irish whiskey produced, Midleton Very Rare Silent Distillery Collection Chapter Three is incomparable in terms of age and history and presents as a true connoisseur’s dream. Created and matured under the guardianship of four celebrated Master Distillers, the whiskey has been enhanced through each changing of hands, with each Master taking great care to protect the legacy of the precious liquid. Kevin O’Gorman is only the fourth person in 75 years to hold the title of Master Distiller at Midleton Distillery. Kevin follows in the footsteps of previous Master Distillers including Max Crockett, the forefather of modern Irish whiskey; his son Barry, the creator of Midleton Very Rare and Brian Nation. This whiskey has been decanted into handblown and etched crystal decanter bottles, produced by Ireland’s Waterford Crystal, with each of the bottles individually numbered 1-97. The bottle comes displayed in a bespoke wooden cabinet handcrafted by Irish designer, John Galvin, using wood made from Burr Elm, an ancient wood as rare as the whiskey within it. Silent Distillery Chapter 3 Tasting Notes Nose: The first impression is a rich medley of forest fruits. Notes of sugar-glazed cherries, earthy and toffee tones of muscovado sugar and almond flake follow, complementing the oak’s enduring influence on the spirit. Aromas reminiscent of worn, leather-bound ledgers and pipe tobacco linger, while measured levels of pot still spices add their own delicate presence. Taste: Opens with a luxuriously rich and full-bodied texture accompanied by notes of freshly brewed dark roasted coffee, caramelised fruits, crushed pistachio and hazelnut. Hints of dried herbs and peppermint add further complexity, along with the oak’s soft tannins and subtle pot still spices. Finish: A lasting finish finds soft fruits and old pot still spices lingering in harmony with the oak and emphasises how decades of undisturbed ageing can create such balance and complexity.

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The product features a luxurious bottle with a unique design. The bottle has a tapered shape, appearing taller at the top and wider at the base with distinct facets creating a reflective and prismatic effect. The upper section of the bottle is a frosted clear glass, transitioning into a deep amber color at the bottom which appears slightly opaque. The cap of the bottle is a ceramic or glass material, also frosted and designed with intricate carvings that suggest a high-end and artisanal feel. There is a label around the neck that appears to have detailed embossing, indicating attention to detail. The background is a simple, dark color which emphasizes the shine and depth of the amber color of the liquid inside the bottle. The overall aesthetic conveys a sense of luxury and rarity, with striking contrasts between the different textures and finishes of the materials.

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Midleton Very Rare Dair Ghaelach Kilranelagh Tree 6 70cl

The fifth chapter of the Midleton Dair Ghaelach series takes us to Kilranelagh Estate near Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow. Situated amidst rolling hills of Wicklow, the native Irish woodland on the estate has been managed carefully and in tune with nature by the Westerholt family for the last 300 years. Together with our forestry specialist team, 6 Irish oak trees were chosen to create an extremely limited number of casks. These casks were filled with a specially selected range of fifteen to twenty-eight-year-old Single Pot Still whiskeys previously matured in American oak barrels. Nosed and tasted every month, Master Distiller Kevin O’Gorman and Blender, David McCabe kept a vigilant watch on the liquid. After two years, the Irish oak influence was deemed to have struck a perfect balance with the Single Pot Still character. It’s as individual as it is irresistible; whiskey as satisfyingly Irish as it is undeniably elegant. As an investment in the future of coopering oak, Midleton Very Rare has partnered with Forestry Genetic Research Trust to create an Oak Seed Orchard Project that will curate the next generation of Irish Oak forests. Midleton Dair Ghaelach Tasting Notes Notes of chocolate dipped honeycomb with caramelised red apples and quince jelly. Luxurious aromas enhanced by the sweetness of coffee cake and vanilla-scented cream, while earthy fragrances are matched by those of an antique cedarwood cigar box. Taste of fresh plums, peaches, and dried apricot, followed by a hint of chilli oil and grated ginger. Delicate oak tannins, perfectly balanced with the fruits and pot still spices Finished with stone fruits, soft spices and oak tannins Details Single Pot Sill Irish Whiskey 56.9% ABV

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Midleton

Very Rare Silent Distillery Chapter 4 70cl

THE FOURTH CHAPTER IN THE MIDLETON VERY RARE SILENT DISTILLERY COLLECTION IS UNVEILED The latest chapter in Ireland's oldest and rarest whiskey collection The Midleton Very Rare Silent Distillery Collection includes six releases that represent the last of the liquid from the legendary Old Midleton Distillery. Chapter Four is a 48-year-old blended Irish whiskey born out of the careful marrying of an outstanding grain and pot whiskey in an ex-bourbon cask. Following a carefully handled blending process which involved adding the pot whiskey into the particularly delicate grain whiskey cask without losing any of this liquid gold, the whiskeys completed their maturation journey together. Resulting in a whiskey that is silk textured and full bodied, with fruit, spice and finesse combined to present a wonderfully complex expression. With a bottling strength of 53.9%, only 119 bottles of this unique whiskey will be available. 5 of these exclusive bottles are available for purchase at The Loop.

$ 44234.43

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