Why buy Whisky Tullamore Dew

Tasting Notes

Color: amber-gold.

Nose: A smooth blend of spices, citrus notes and malt, with burnt wood and hints of vanilla. The nose is smooth, with hints of species, malt and citrus.

Palate: Full-bodied, sweet, butter and round, fruity and citrus hints. Hot, nice malt toasted wood and hints of vanilla.

Features

Tullamore Dew is the original blend, known worldwide for its mild and delicate flavor. This whiskey has mild spices, citrus and malt notes with hints of charred wood giving a soft and rounded butter flavor that lasts in the mouth.

The Whisky Tullamore Dew is surprisingly sweet and finesse of their aromas. The care applied to its production as well as a triple-distilled whiskey gave an atypical particularly easy to drink.

Tullamore Dew is also widely acclaimed by whiskey lovers, in 2005, won a trophy at the International Spirits Challenge, the highest award in the beverage industry.

History

In the geographical center of the island of Ireland Tullamore town lies on the banks of the River Shannon. In 1829 he founded the distillery with the same name from the hands of famous distiller Michael Molloy. The location was perfect for being surrounded by superb courses of pure water fed barley surrounding fields.

But the man who gives birth to this whiskey was Daniel Edmond Williams, who found work at the distillery at fourteen and spent his nights on the spot. He eventually became an expert distiller, was elected as the general manager of the establishment in 1887 as the heir to the firm was not interested in running the business. It was a right decision. Daniel introduced improvements immediately and create and identify the brand of the distillery with your own initials. Eventually his family became the largest shareholder of the company. Grandson Daniel, Desmond, later decided it was a good idea to represent the spirit of the seal through the image of the famous "wolf dogs" of Ireland, which reflect better understand what the people of the island, loyalty, tradition , strength and friendship.

That first product is known today as the Tullamore Dew, the original blend of Lime-themed notes and hints of spice. Their barrels are charred inside which gives it a particularly mild taste. For many, their particular sweet taste makes it an excellent appetizer. It is the second Irish selling brand in the world, being the fastest growing right now, leaving it as the No. 1 in sales in Germany, Sweden, Poland, Czech Republic, among others. In the latter country and in Latvia, sells more than any brand of Scotch whiskey.

It's in the Top 60 of economic and cheap products of Whisky and in the Top 400 of our best seller products.