Walsh Whiskey Distillery’s The Irishman scoops four awards at London Spirits Competition

Walsh Whiskey Distillery’s The Irishman – Single Malt has won four awards at the 2018 London Spirits Competition, which took place on March 8-9.

It beat off 470 entries to claim the overall ‘Spirit of the Year’ award and also won ‘Whiskey of the Year’, a Gold Medal award and ‘Best in Show from Ireland’.

The Irishman – Single Malt is triple-distilled and aged in oak bourbon and oloroso sherry casks; each batch is limited to a maximum of 6,000 bottles

The London Spirits Competition judges spirits on three criteria: drinkability, value and appearance (to include packaging).

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Get thee behind me (Irish) Santa…

I notice on the label it’s a ‘small batch’. Personally I think that’s a mistake – they should have made a really, really big one considering it will be another 111 years before the Irish win again.
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Walsh Whiskey Distillery Managing Director Bernard Walsh said: “We are naturally delighted as the London Spirits Competition is among the most prestigious and hotly contested awards programmes. The proposition behind all our whiskeys is to offer very high-quality whiskeys at an affordable price.

“The Irishman – Single Malt is truly a rare breed, being a triple-distilled, Irish, single malt. As the judges have already discovered, it won’t disappoint.”

The Irishman range also includes: The Irishman – Founder’s Reserve, The Irishman – 12yo single malt, The Irishman – 17yo single cask single malt and annual cask strength finishes.

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