The Dublin Liberties 16 Year Old Keeper's Coin Single Malt Irish Whiskey

Whiskey: The Dublin Liberties 16 Year Old Keeper's Coin Single Malt Irish

A 16 Year Old Single Malt which was initially matured in ex-Bourbon barrels before being finished in Pedro-Ximenez Sherry casks. Named after a series of crypts underneath the Christ Church cathedral which were known for being drinking dens. They had cellar keepers which had their own casks and coins, hence the Keeper's Coin.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 92 (46% ABV)

Age: 16 Year

Origin: Ireland

Distillery: Dublin Liberties Distillery

From The Dublin Liberties comes a tasty cask finished whiskey! The 16 Year Old spent the majority of its maturation in bourbon barrels before it was moved to Pedro Ximnez sherry casks for a finishing period. The whiskey is named Keeper's Coin after a series of crypts underneath the Christ Church cathedral in Dublin, which apparently were known for being drinking dens. These crypts-turned-drinking-dens had cellar keepers which had their own casks and coins, so there you have it. The Keeper's Coin.

The Dublin Liberties 16 Year Old Keeper's Coin Single Malt Irish Whiskey Tasting Notes

Nose: Toffee pennies, custard, fried dough and prunes.

Palate: Chocolate-covered Brazil nuts, blueberry muffins, cassia and clove.

Finish: Enjoyably oaky on the finish, with hints of Christmas spice poking out behind layers of dried fruit and salted caramel.

Distillery Information

Located in building with over 400-years of history in the golden triangle of distilling in Dublin, The Dublin Liberties Distillery is on the brink of greatness in the middle of one of the most exciting periods ever for Irish whiskey.