Red Spot 15 Year Old Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

Certainly get the sherry impact with a touch of nibble toward the end. Not the kind of chomp that is off putting. Somebody referenced this resembles an Irish bourbon and whiskey combined and I can't concur more. I for one get that apple caramel that I get with whiskeys. Particularly on the button

Damn fine stuff. Exceptional flavors some sweets like and consistently smooth as a child's base. I drink this gradually and in little tastes. An incredibly little pour in the tasting glass when completed leaves me extremely fulfilled as in the wake of getting a charge out of a fine feast. In what manner can anything this great be made in a progression of various barrels? An incredible case of fine bourbon making. I would depict this bourbon as rich extremely smooth and cleaned ... what's more extremely Constrained. At long last got it here in Dad to go with the Green and Yellow. Don't have the foggiest idea whether it's worth double the expense of a Green Spot however. For the cash two jugs of Green would appear sound good to my psyche. The Yellow at $30 not as much as this conveys a lot of a similar encounter however with fruited rather than the sugar coated organic product flavor and without the uber-modernity. As usual simply a question of the amount you need to pay for that additional proportion of refinement. You can't turn out badly with any of the Mitchell Spots. This one however is an outright treat. $130 in Dad. Yellow is $100 Green is $65