Irish Whisky Deals & Offers

Heat OP. Lovely stuff. (y)

A good price. Usually about £35. Heat and purchase from me.

(y)

Good price if your a couchy! The Old Smoothie. Some Irish can be a bit coarse tbh, but this is smooth in comparison. Notes of malty barley, apple & nutty oak from the barrel. HEAT OP. I got the Caskmates Stout Edition for Father's Day £19 from Amazon. Bit of a sweet taste from the roasted oats of Stout but probably even smoother and lovely with ice & a slice of citrus. In the Old Country they have it in a Hot Toddy with about 200ml boiled water, a sugar cube & a solitary Pepper Clove. A real winter warmer. Just have a Double with more water & sugar for a longer drink Arrived about 3.pm on FD on Prime Lovely stuff.

It's £18 in Asda if it's any easier. Not a bad whiskey imho. ;)

I prefer it with 2/8 of a lime

Tescos is cheaper than the non prime.

Fantastic whiskey

Great price for this, was £30 in Sainsburys for a few months but has risen to £40 so this is a good deal

If it was 25.99 it would b some deal. It’s a very good whiskey

found this yesterday, amazing price for a quality Whisky. Tasted this a few years ago with green and yellow spot

Not in my 2 nearest Asdas 😩

£25 at mine

Super price. Heat

Was £30 at mine on Wednesday. Have to pop back

Nice find..Dr Singh !

https://www.virginmediatelevision.ie/xpose/article/lifestyle/289275/World-Whiskey-Day-Why-more-women-should-become-Master-Blenders-according-to-an-expert

PROPER NUMBER 12! PROPER IRI...oops sorry, wrong whisky.

Tastes Much better than blended ones of similar prices! Nice and smooth!

Very nice

The Paddy whisky is also on offer for £15 at Tesco, again very good everyday drink.

So much Whisky so little time.

It's actually Tullamore D.E.W. Nothing to do with the condensation but the intials of the Manufacturer. Decent whisky for this price. heat

Not that price in Scotland.

If you read into it on the ASDA website you can see that the stuff is produced in Scotland in Bellshill.

I'm a Jameson fan but this Whiskey at £10.74 (70 CL) looks a cracking deal, will give it a whirl. :{

American review :https://www.totalwine.com/spirits/irish-whiskey/callaghars-irish-whiskey/p/146360750

Is this like a fake Jameson/Bushmills?? Would be interesting to know how it tastes. Anyone sampled it??

tully is pretty decent but for a few extra quid give pogues a try , it’s a cracker

Or even everytime

Sweet Irish whiskey go for the bushmills everyone

so many questions from a Whisky/ey beginner but....as Jameson is mentioned here I see 3 sub £20 Jamesons, the straight and the two caskmates. which to go for? I like sweet drinks generally but not harsh alcohol after taste. suggestions? Tullamore D.E.W is on my list to research aswell as 3 or 4 others. thanks.

That's just the luck of the irish?! Tullamore dew is also my favourite Irish whiskey also in my local Tesco at £ 15 ( wife not very happy at my stockpiling)

Heat OP. Is it any cop, does anyone know? (y)

Unless it's made at auchentoshan who also triple distill :D

Manufacturer Address Irish Premium Spirits Company Bellshill Scotland ML4 3AN. hmmm.... Irish whiskey made in Scotland? so no triple distilled then?

Online it is showing the same price as the op listed. Heat added Unless You’re in Scotland it’ll be £14 I think.

Is this national or store specific. Seems too cheap to be a national deal?

Nope, it's £22 pound for the 70cl bottle in my Asda

Great price, hope the ginger ale is on offer too!

I love the glasses. They're just like the bottom of the bottle. I'm all over this deal. Heat added. (highfive)

Cold votes as well it seems . Think some vote on wether they like it or not. Irrespective of that, with the glasses I think it’s a good deal

Good stuff. Good price. Good deal. I'm in! Heat OP (y)

Definitely whiskey

Amazon have got it wrong

Because l assume that liking system is made for community to take the vote whether they like someone's comment or not, by liking your own comment you are just incorrectly influencing that, and you can see hundred of posts where people don't click like on their own posts and that doesn't mean they don't like their own posts, it's just weird that's all love 😘

Why mention it then, sunshine?

I mean it's just a bit odd, it's quite obvious that people don't post something they don't like without liking their own post. It's like liking your own photos or posts on Facebook, it's just weird, but everyone suits themselves I guess.

:D Of course I like my own posts. Don't you like yours? ;(

Are you liking your own posts? (lol) (lol) (lol)

I think we can definitely say they think it's "soft and mellow". (flirt)

Paddy was always a good dropeen..... Makes a change from Jameson, althought Tully is my fave.

Far from pointless he was a legend ;(

So what you're saying is that the product description is accurate?

Oak (especially American white oak) is far and away the most common type of wood used for making whiskey. However, it is not the only type used. Occasionally, other woods such as maple, hickory, and a host of others are used for aging whiskey. People who suggest that whiskey regulations prohibit the use of other woods are not entirely correct. While specific types of whiskey such as Scotch whisky and American bourbon do have such requirements, there are quite a few similar spirits that do not have such specific requirements. For instance, Canadian whiskey, Irish whiskey, and Japanese whiskey only require that wood barrels are used but don’t specify that oak is the only permissible type. In many cases, whiskey will be aged in casks formerly used for other types of potables, such as port, madeira, or sauternes. In those cases, the restrictions on the type of wood used will be determined by the rules of the original substance occupying the barrel. In the majority of those instances, the original wines (e.g. port, madeira, or sherry) do require oak as the barrel material, but the qualities of the former contents will affect the flavor of the whiskey along with the wood itself.

Wow! Definitely never expected a whiskey of this quality and at this price to be voted cold, https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/15320/green-spot-single-pot-still

You've different still types for the distillation to making the spirit going into the barrels. Pot stills carry more flavour into the spirit than column stills.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_pot_still_whiskey

Why is it called Still whisky? I don't know of anyone selling sparking whisky

Wow, thats wayyy outta my price range lol, I'll get a Ryanair flight to Italy and meet you there!!!

Isn't that user error? (highfive)

In most warehouses, comes with two glasses. Price is £14.99 total. Deal!

£16 at Tesco if that's all you got near ya.

Just opened one of these bottles bought from Amazon and was really surprised that it doesn't have one of those things at the top that makes it pour slowly.

Think it’s 15 pounds at Asda at the moment if you’re not a Costco member.

(y)

I guess a 44p saving is better than a kick in the teeth, but I wont be getting the party poppers out.