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Millars Special Reserve Irish Whiskey.
A darker, full bodied, smooth whiskey in the traditional Irish sense The
Millars Special Reserve Irish Whiskey brand originates from a company in The
brand was first established in 1843 as a premium Irish Whiskey and was
successfully marketed until the 1970’s. Millars
Special Reserve was known throughout In
1987, Cooley Distillery, This
is a unique blend of the finest grain and malt Irish whiskeys with exceptional
character and superior quality. It
is double distilled and matured almost entirely in once used oak bourbon casks.
The character of the whiskey comes primarily from the quality malt barley
specially chosen to give the whiskey a unique smooth after taste. Millars Special Reserve has been distilled, matured and blended to produce
a darker, full bodied, smooth whiskey in the traditional Irish sense.
It has been awarded two bronze medals, one at the International
Spirits Challenge (May 1996) and the other at the International
Wine and Spirits Competition (July 1996). Tasting notes of Jim Murray, renowned Whiskey Commentator Nose:
Sweet on the nose grape combines with the grain
resulting in a Taste:
Very malty start followed by a very powerful grain which is fruity. Not a
light whiskey at all. Full mouth feel, slight grapeness with good weight sherry
in evidence. Finish:
Very favourable bourbon finish feel of a five year old minimum with seven
plus. Serving Suggestions:
Neat, on the rocks, or with water to taste.
Equally good served with mixers or as an ingredient for Irish Coffee.
A sipping whiskey for all occasions. Endorsements:
“Not a light whiskey at all.
Very favourable bourbon finish feel of a five year old minimum with seven
plus”. Jim Murray, author of Irish Whiskey Almanac. “Millars
character comes from the high quality of wood used in the aging process.
The exclusive use of the first-fill bourbon casks departs depth and
complexity rarely found in a blend. The predominant characteristics are the
vanilla sweetness and honey, with the effervescence of oak”. Noel
Sweeney, Cooley Master Blender.
The official web-site is www.cooleywhiskey.com
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