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Lambay - Single Malt Irish Whiskey

by Lambay
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Here's an Irish single malt with a passport. Lambay is triple-distilled, matured in bourbon barrels, then finished in Cognac casks shipped over from the House of Camus in France to rest in the salt air of Lambay Island, a Baring-family estate off the Dublin coast since 1904. Trinity Well water from the island rounds it out. Unpeated and smooth, it leans into banana bread, vanilla, gingersnap and a whisper of fig. Lovely neat, or over one big cube.
Tasting notes

Nose: Digestive biscuits and freshly baked banana bread, with date sweetness alongside vanilla orchid.

Palate: Gingersnap biscuits alongside berries and white chocolate sauce.

Finish: Oily malt lingers alongside a touch of fig.

Brand
Lambay
Size
750ml
ABV
40.00
Country
Ireland
Kosher
Unknown

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Barrel Type

  • Ex Bourbon
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Lambay Single Malt is a distinctive Irish whiskey aged on a private island and finished in Cognac casks from the Camus family, giving it an unusual and elegant fruity sweetness rarely found in the category. Reviewers admire the floral, stone fruit, and gentle oak notes that make it stand out from typical Irish malts. It's a genuinely interesting and well-crafted bottle that rewards those willing to venture beyond the familiar.

*This is an AI-generated summary based on publicly available reviews and discussions.