Waterford Hook Head 1.1 + GB 50% 70cl
Waterford Hook Head 1.1 Bottling Note
Once again, the Waterford Distillery has gone and created an Irish single malt whisky using barley grown on a single farm – this time, the barley came from Hook Head Farm, grown by Martin Foley. Waterford's Single Farm origin series explores how terroir can impact a whisky's flavour profile, making for a fascinating range of expression where you can taste the differences between each one.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Softly coastal and flinty, with a whisper of grassy sweetness to it.
Palate: Clove, caraway, and toasted bread. A hint of praline and honey gives it some sweetness.
Finish: Subtly fruity on the finish with apricot and pear.
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Waterford Hook Head 1.1 + GB 50% 70cl
Waterford Hook Head 1.1 + GB 50% 70cl
Waterford Hook Head 1.1 Bottling Note
Once again, the Waterford Distillery has gone and created an Irish single malt whisky using barley grown on a single farm – this time, the barley came from Hook Head Farm, grown by Martin Foley. Waterford's Single Farm origin series explores how terroir can impact a whisky's flavour profile, making for a fascinating range of expression where you can taste the differences between each one.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Softly coastal and flinty, with a whisper of grassy sweetness to it.
Palate: Clove, caraway, and toasted bread. A hint of praline and honey gives it some sweetness.
Finish: Subtly fruity on the finish with apricot and pear.
Original: $96.25
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Waterford Hook Head 1.1 Bottling Note
Once again, the Waterford Distillery has gone and created an Irish single malt whisky using barley grown on a single farm – this time, the barley came from Hook Head Farm, grown by Martin Foley. Waterford's Single Farm origin series explores how terroir can impact a whisky's flavour profile, making for a fascinating range of expression where you can taste the differences between each one.
Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Softly coastal and flinty, with a whisper of grassy sweetness to it.
Palate: Clove, caraway, and toasted bread. A hint of praline and honey gives it some sweetness.
Finish: Subtly fruity on the finish with apricot and pear.
