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Christmas Gift Catalogue 2015 27-28 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Tel Christmas Gift Catalogue 2015 27-28 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Tel. 01 675 9744 www.celticwhiskeyshop.com − www.winesonthegreen.com Fáilte, Welcome to our 2015 Christmas Brochure, which I’m confident you’ll enjoy. We wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Sláinte — Ally & everyone at the Celtic Whiskey Shop & Wines on the Green Contents Irish Whiskey Awards p.2-3 Japanese & American Whiskies p.13 Celtic Cask Whiskeys p.4 Irish Gin & Vodka p.14-15 Knappogue Castle and Hyde Whiskey p.5 Champagne p.16 The Irish Whiskey Awards Midleton Distillery p.6 Cognac, Armagnac & Calvados p. 17 The Teeling Whiskey Co. p 7 Wine p.18-19 Now in its third year, the Irish Whiskey Awards is tailored to reflect Kilbeggan & Glendalough p.8 World’s Finest Fortified Wine p20-21 the diversity, innovation and quality of distilling in Ireland. This Walsh Whiskey & Bushmills p.9 Dessert Wine p.22 year there were over 80 products entered ranging from classic Scottish Single Malts p.10-11 Gift Sets p. 23 whiskeys to the new wave of craft gins and vodkas. We were Kavalan Taiwanese Whiskies p. 12 astounded to see an amazing 13 gins alone! The judging is done in the most impartial manner possible with volunteers coming from both the Celtic Whiskey Club and the Irish Whiskey Society. Celtic Whiskey Shop & Extended opening for Christmas We must extend our thanks to all the brave tasters who took Wines on the Green — 27-28 Dawson Street Thurs 17th ............10.30am – 9pm part in blind tasting of the samples, it was a hard job in the end Dublin 2 Friday 18th ...........10.30am – 9pm and we must commend them on their enthusiasm and focus. It Sat 19th ...............10.30am – 8pm Call us: 01 675 9744 Sun 20th ..............12.30pm – 8pm must also be said that many judges were amazed at the quality Fax us: 01 675 9768 Mon 22nd .............10.30am – 9pm of products on offer this year. We do hope the distilling industry Email us: [email protected] Tues 22nd .............10.30am – 9pm continues down this path and increases awareness for these Shop online at Wedn 23rd ............10.30am – 9pm Celticwhiskeyshop.com Thursday 24th ......10.30am – 6pm amazing products around the world. Join us on Facebook Closed 25th, 26th & 1st January @Celtic-Whiskey-Shop-Wines- On-The-Green Shipping & Internet Shopping We ship just about anywhere in the world, Other Winners Follow us on Twitter costs vary so please contact us for details. @Celticwhiskey It’s only €7.95 per delivery in Ireland. @Winesonthegreen Irish Poitín of the Year Irish Vodka of the Year Share the Christmas Spirit Opening Hours Ship Your Gifts to Loved Ones by Teeling Poitín Dingle Vodka Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri & Sat December 25th 50cl 61.5% 70cl 40% 10.30am- 8pm Last day for Nationwide orders Thursday 17th December SH T IRI POI ES TI IRISH VO Thursday 10.30am- 9pm B N ST DK Last day for UK orders Tuesday 15th December BE A Sunday 12.30pm-7pm Last day for USA orders Wednesday Bank Holidays 12.30pm – 7pm 9th December .99 .99 Last day for Australia orders Monday 8th 2015 December €32 2015 €34 Terms & Conditions Irish Gin of the Year Irish Whiskey Barrel Payment: Celtic Whiskey Shop & Wines on the Green accept payment by cash, credit & debit Aged Beer of the Year cards including American Express, bank transfer or PayPal. Payment must be cleared before any goods are despatched. Products: All products within this brochure are offered subject to availability. Vintages may vary from those shown. All prices are subject to change owing Thin Gin to duty, tax, currency fluctuations, supplier increases or a typographical error. Prices are O’Hara’s Barrel inclusive of VAT at 23%. Offers: All offers end 1st January 2016. Aged Series Stout Images: All images are for the purpose of illustration only. 75cl 8.1% ARREL A T IRISH Y B GED ES GIN KE IR B IS IS H H W C H R S A I F R T I B T E S E E R .00 B .99 2015 €35 2015 €10 Full Information on www.irishwhiskeyawards.com design NewGraphic.ie The Irish Whiskey Awards 2015 Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey of the Year & Overall Irish Whiskey of the Year Redbreast 21 Year Old Single Pot Still 70cl / 46% – E PO F THE YE NGL T S Y O AR SI TIL KE (O L IS VE H W H R Scoring an average of nearly 90/100 IS W A H L R H I I L S S T I W K R amongst our blind tasters it is no I S I N E E T N Y S E B E surprise that this whiskey has won R B ) both of these awards for the 2nd year running. This is simply an amazing whiskey and a perfect representation 2015 2015 of the pot still style. €184.95 Best Irish Cask Strength Whiskey Best Irish Blended Whiskey (Over €60) Best Irish Single Malt 12 Years and Under Tullamore Dew Midleton Very Connemara Peated Irish HISKEY W (RR ED P D O Phoenix Rare 2015 F Single Malt N E € L 6 STR B K E 0 AS NG C T H H H O S R 70cl / 55% S W 70cl / 40% I 70cl / 40% I R R H M I I I O T S T R K S S E E E ) – E – B – Y B It is no real surprise 2015 Connemara is the flag WHISKEY A fine blend of LT (12 A Y M E that the Midleton Very flying representative E A L R G S N grain whiskey, 2015 I & S for Irish peated Y Rare came out on top in H O S U I N malt whiskey and R I G E T R this category. It is often the whiskey and already S E ) pot still whiskeys B yardstick against which all has a good number of which have been 2015 other blended Irish whiskeys awards to its name. collectively finished are measured. We first tried Most voters seemed in Oloroso sherry the 2015 earlier in the year to love this whiskey barrels. Quite potent and the pot still character and its smoky fruit at 55% but packed was impressive, as well as and vanilla flavours. full of flavour. some delicious fresh Bourbon It may be time barrel influences. to try it again! €59.99 €149 .95 €42 .99 Best Irish Single Malt Best Irish Single Best Irish Blended Whiskey (Under €60) 13 Years and Over Grain Whiskey Tullamore Dew Knappogue Castle 2000 Kilbeggan 8 Year KEY 12 Year Old HIS (RR W P D O E F D N L E E Mongeard-Mugneret Old Single Grain S L S 70cl, 40% B T H H S A I N R I E 70cl / 40% GL G – IN R € S AI T 6 Burgundy Cask Finish S H N 0 S W E ) I B R H – I I T S WHIS K LT KE S A Y E 70cl / 46% M ( E 1 Y LE 3 One of the most B 2015 G Y A high pot still content N E I A – S R H S delicate and softly S & and some good use of Oloroso We are very happy I R O I L T D S E E R textured of all Irish Sherry barrels, no doubt that this won an B ) 2015 whiskeys. Kilbeggan award. It is simply one 2015 played a part in this gaining of the best whiskeys Single Grain is a a trophy. This is an unusual we have tasted this year. great aperitif style blend which contains grain, Even though we had a part in whiskey that also malt and pot still whiskies. the making of this, we were mixes well in It is surprisingly complex overwhelmed at just how cocktails. and spicy, but with all the good it is! It won’t last long; smoothness you would want there were only 366 from an Irish blend. bottles produced. .99 .99 €99 €39 NOT BACK €44.99 UNTIL 2016 Join the Celtic Whiskey Club & help choose Irish Whiskey of the Year 2016 3 Celtic Cask Celtic Cask 12 Dó Dhéag 70cl / 46% Whiskeys – Aged for 15 years with almost all of those final five years ageing in a red wine cask from Domain des Anges in the Rhone Valley. This is a smooth and malty tasting whiskey that has picked up some delicious red fruit, cola and chocolate notes from the wine cask. Our exclusive range of carefully matured single cask whiskeys continues to grow from strength to strength. They are usually limited to around 300 bottles per cask and each new release is unique. We ISKEY WH GO SK LD carefully select different A M C E E D L A G L N W I types of barrels from S I N H N S I E R R I our wine contacts around the world. Some 2015 previous favourites have been aged in Port, €125 Madeira, red wine and even sweet Vin Santo wine casks. Each cask is aged to perfection Celtic Cask 13 Trí Déag 70cl / 46% and we have to sample – them regularly before choosing the exact This fourteen year old whiskey was initially moment for bottling. Due matured in a first to their limited nature fill bourbon barrel these sell out quite before a final period of finishing in a Brunello quickly and make an di Montalcino red wine excellent gift for whiskey barrel from Altesino.
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