Concannon Irish Whiskey 750mL

Concannon Irish Whiskey 750mL is a smooth and approachable Irish whiskey with a distinctive connection to California wine heritage. Finished in Concannon Petite Sirah wine barrels, this expression combines traditional Irish whiskey character with layers of ripe fruit, vanilla, caramel, and gentle oak. Available now at Whiskey Caviar, Concannon Irish Whiskey is an excellent choice for sipping, cocktails, gifting, or anyone looking to explore an Irish whiskey with a unique wine-cask influence.

Tasting Notes

Color: Warm golden amber.

Nose: Vanilla, honey, toasted grain, caramel, and ripe fruit with subtle oak and wine-cask sweetness.

Palate: Smooth and balanced with flavors of vanilla, caramel, orchard fruit, dried berries, toasted oak, and gentle spice.

Finish: Clean and warming with lingering notes of fruit, vanilla, sweet oak, and soft spice.

Vital Stats

Type: Irish Whiskey
Brand: Concannon
Cask Finish: Concannon Petite Sirah Wine Barrels
Country: Ireland
Bottle Size: 750mL
Profile: Smooth, fruity, lightly spiced, and oak-influenced

Ideal For

Concannon Irish Whiskey is an excellent everyday sipper for Irish whiskey enthusiasts and an approachable introduction for those exploring the category. The Petite Sirah barrel influence also makes it an interesting choice for whiskey drinkers who enjoy wine-cask-finished spirits.

For the best experience, enjoy Concannon Irish Whiskey neat in a Glencairn to concentrate its vanilla, fruit, caramel, and oak aromas. It can also be enjoyed over ice or incorporated into classic Irish whiskey cocktails.

FAQ

Q: What makes Concannon Irish Whiskey unique?
A: Concannon Irish Whiskey is finished in Petite Sirah wine barrels from Concannon Vineyard, adding additional fruit, sweetness, and oak character to the whiskey.

Q: What does Concannon Irish Whiskey taste like?
A: Expect a smooth profile featuring vanilla, caramel, honey, ripe fruit, toasted oak, and gentle spice.

Q: How should I drink Concannon Irish Whiskey?
A: It can be enjoyed neat in a Glencairn, over ice, or in Irish whiskey cocktails depending on your preference.