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The Green Man in Ireland Ondertitel The Green Man in Oostende ° Sedert 2013 – Mireille en Michiel ° 850 open flessen, 40 sherry’s, malternatives en ander vettigs ° Whiskywandelingen en whiskyreizen ° Whisky Award in 2014, zie ook whiskybas en tripadvisor ° www.thegreenman.be The Green Man On Islay – tijdens Islay - festival Chris Lauriers An absolute must if you are on Islay !! The drams are extraordinary and you can enjoy them with an absolutely stunning view. Michiel & Mireille are wonderful hosts !If you've been here once, you'll want to return !! ° Sedert 2016 – Mireille en Michiel – Port Ellen, Islay ° 250 open flessen, 50 malternatives ° Whiskywandelingen en whiskyreizen voor ‘small groupes’ ° Specialiteit geturfde zalm met Port Ellen, lobster met Laphroaig, scallops met Lagavulin ° www.thegreenman.be Whisky Trail Belgium ° Sedert zomer 2016 ° bundelen alles en iedereen op 1 site ° Makkelijk bruikbaar ° Connectie met Whisky Trail Ireland ° groeisite At last : Ierland ° 5.081.726 in Ierland geboren ° Verenigd Koninkrijk : 750.000 in Ierland geboren ° Verenigde Staten : 34.487.790 van Ierse afkomst en 5.323.888 van Schots -Ierse afkomst Het nationale symbool van Ierland is een Keltische harp en de klaver (shamrock ). Enkele bekende Ierse producten en bedrijven zijn Baileys (sterkedrank), Guinness , Murphy's Stout (bieren), Jameson Whiskey , Tullamore Dew (whiskey's), Kerry Group (voedingsmiddelen), Ryanair , Aer Lingus (luchtvaartmaatschappijen) en Waterford Crystal (kristal). U2, Christie Moore, Rory Gallagher, Oscar Wilde, …. Irish Whiskey Trail Whiskey versus whisky ° De spelling van whisky, of whiskey, verschilt geografisch. Als regel geldt ° Amerikanen en Ieren : whiskey ° Schotten, Canadezen en de rest van de wereld de term whisky gebruiken. ° De oorsprong van deze splitsing ontstond in de 19e eeuw toen de Schotse whisky nog van slechte kwaliteit was en de Ieren zich vooral voor de export naar de Verenigde Staten wilden onderscheiden. Zij voegden daarom de letter ‘e’ toe. ° Amerikanen spellen het whisky nog steeds met een extra ‘e’ terwijl het nu officieel gespeld moet worden zonder deze ‘e’. Een paar Amerikaanse distilleerderijen gebruiken de Schotse spelling: Maker’s Mark en George Dickel (Schotse afkomst) Geschiedenis whisky in Ierland (1) - Rol Ierse monniken vanaf 9de – 10de eeuw ‘distilling perfumes’ - Belang : uisge beathea werd een drinkbare spirit - Eerste vermelding Ierland 1404 , Schotland in 1494. - The Old Bushmills Distillery : oudste claim gelicenseerde distilleerderij in door - Begin 20ste eeuw : populair in US, na prohibition ( 1920 -1933) sluiting distilleerderijen en terugval export - Tussen 1922 en 1950 Irish Civil War, extra moeilijk, vanaf 1950 onafhankelijk maar Britten trekken alles terug uit industrie Geschiedenis (2) ° In 1960’s / slechts enkele overgebleven distilleries in Ireland ° 1966 Irish Distillers om middelen te bundelen ° Slechts 2 distilleries in Ireland rond 1980: New Midleton and Bushmills , eigenaar Irish Distillers. ° Production = 400,000 - 500,000 cases per jaar/1970’s, 12 million cases rond 1900 ° takeover Irish Distillers by Pernod Ricard 1988 – inkrimpen Irish whiskeys cf Jameson . ° Sinds 1990’s Irish whiskey snelste groeier wereldwijd. ° Production van 4.4 million cases in 2008 tot 6.8 million in 2013 ° Vooruitzicht 12 million cases by 2018 Huidige distilleerderijen ° Cooley Distillery 1987 inclusief Kilbeggan Distillery (est. 2007, owned by Beam Suntory since 2011) ° Dingle Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey ° The Echlinville Distillery (est. 2013) - Distills Dunvilles . First Northern Irish distillery to be granted a distilling license in almost 125 years ° Glendalough Distillery (est. 2013) - The Glendalough distillery currently ages and finishes whiskeys from other distillers, and also distills gin and poitin ° New Midleton Distillery (est. 1975, Pernod Ricard sinds 1988) ° Old Bushmills Distillery , eig. Diageo 2005-2014, nu Jose Cuervo) ° Teeling Distillery (est. 2015). Gebouwd door Teeling Whiskey Company in the Liberties in Dublin, was the first new distillery in Dublin city in 125 years. ° Tullamore Distillery (est. 2014) - A distillery with an annual capacity of 1.5 million cases per year, opened in September 2014. Ambities Irish Whisky Association ° To grow global market share by 300% by 2030: from 4% to 12% ° To grow exports from 6.5m 9-litre cases to 12m 9-litre cases by 2020 ° To double exports again to 24m 9-litre cases by 2030 ° Grow whiskey tourism from 600,000 visitors to 800,000 in the medium term ° Increase employment by 30%, from 5000 direct and indirect jobs to 6500 by 2025 ° Invest over €1bn between 2010 and 2025 ° Increase production by 41% over the same period Single Pot Still als stijl (1) Single pot still whiskey : a particular style of whiskey made at a single distillery from a mixed mash of malted barley and unmalted barley in a pot still This type of whiskey has also been referred to as pure pot still whiskey , Irish style pot still whiskey , or, especially in Ireland , simply as pot still whiskey ; the current term came into use on some labels around 2010,and many old bottles of the style are labeled with older terminology. The newer term was brought into use when the United States Tax and Trade Bureau objected to the use of the term "pure" in the marketing name for such a product.[ Pot Still (2) One Irish distillery , the New Midleton Distillery owned by the Irish Distillers unit of Pernod-Ricard , currently uses the term for marketing whiskey brands such as Redbreast and Green Spot . Two others, Cooley and Kilbeggan , both owned by Beam Inc. , make a single pot still spirit that is too young to qualify as "whiskey" and has only been sold as newmake spirit or un-aged poitín .The fourth Irish distillery (the Old Bushmills Distillery ) does not make a mixed-mash pot still product. The term should not be confused with the theoretical concept of whiskey produced solely in a pot still (which would also apply to single malt whiskey as well as some examples of pot still bourbon and rye whiskey ). Potcheen - Poitin Poitín (Irish pronunciation: [ˈpˠot ʲiːn]), anglicized as potcheen or poteen (/ˈpʊtʃiːn/ PUUT -cheen ), niet te verwarren met Moonshine (USA) Gedistilleerd in een kleine pot still ‘pota’, kater in Iers is “Poit’ Gemaakt van granen, suikerbieten, molasse, aardappelen Vanaf 2008 legaal karakter, nu typisch Iers product Green Spot, OB, 12 y, Chateau-Léoville – Barton, Mitchell and Son, 46 % ° Mitchell & Son wine merchants 1805 ° Late 19de eeuw, Jameson casks ° Bekend als "Pat whiskey", “labels carried the logo of a man on a green background.” ° The Mitchells hadden een range aan ‘Spot’ brand names. Afkomstig van gekleurde aanduidingen op vaten: Blue Spot, Red Spot and Yellow Spot, Green Spot ° agreement met Irish Distillers waar” the whiskey would be matured by the distillery in their own casks, with Mitchell & Sons having sole rights to market, sell and develop the whiskey.” New Middleton : Middleton, Jameson, Redbreast, Powers, Green andYellow Spot e.a. ° the bouQuet is full of dry humidor, ° rich stewed fruit, marshmallow and vanilla. ° Almonds and dark honey dominate the palate, with hints of creme brûlée and dark sugar. ° The finish is long with some gentle liQuorice spice. Teeling, OB, 2002/2015, sc no 902, Port Cask, 54,2 % ° ConnectieTeeling familie en Ierse whisket vanaf 1782, wanneer Walter Teeling distillery start in the Liberties area of Dublin. ° Recent : John Teeling koopt CeimiciTeo verandert dit in the Cooley distillery in 1987, “which produced a number of spectacular irish whiskeys, including Connemara, a peated Irish single malt” (zie verder) ° In 2011, Beam Inc. koopt Cooley: Teeling family stichten Teeling Whiskey Company in 2012! ° Irish Whisky Visitor Centre Dublin – Spirit of Dublin Redbreast ° Redbreast is a brand of single pot still type Irish Whiskey . ° New Midleton Distillery by Irish Distillers , a subsidiary of Pernod Ricard . In 2010, the Redbreast 12-year variation was proclaimed Irish Whiskey of the Year by whiskey writer, Jim Murray , ° Redbreast is one of the few single pot still whiskey brands produced today (along with Irish Distillers' Powers John's Lane 12 Year and Green Spot ). ° Note that all single malts are also purely from a pot still, but single pot still whiskeys use partially unmalted barley, so they cannot be technically called a single malt. Also, single malt whiskeys were generally distilled twice, whereas single pot still whiskeys were generally distilled three times. Redbreast Lustau, 2016, 46 %, met Lustau ° Redbreast Sherry Finish Lustau Edition is matured in a mix of both Bourbon and Sherry casks in the same style as Redbreast 12 Year Old and then finished for one extra year in first fill sherry butts seasoned with Oloroso Sherry from Bodegas Lustau. As a result, you get to enjoy the classic Redbreast balance but with more focus on the Oloroso Sherry and a glimpse of Spanish oak. ° Nose : Rich infusion of dark fruits, prunes, dates & figs with liQuorice, marzipan, toasted oak and Redbreast spices. ° Taste : Creamy Pot Still with Redbreast spices balanced with richness of Sherry finish and contribution of fresh Spanish oak. ° Finish Endless. Sweetness and Pot Still spices endure while Oloroso Sherry and Spanish Oak have the last word. Cooley : Connemara, Kilbeggan, Tyrconnell, Greenore, Knappogue Castle, Locke, Macilligan, The Wild Geese, Michael Collins, InishTurk e.a. Cooley, 13 y, 1999/2013, anam-na-h-alba, 51,4 % ° Duitse bottelaar
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