Extremely delicate aromas of grape juice have been extracted from the gentle pressing, with fine bubbles & plenty of length on the finish. ...

Mellow, well rounded, well balanced, medium intensity; a bright, elegant fruit & mildly spicy taste with a medium-long, clean finish. ...

H&-bottled in limited quantity for a superior taste & smoothness. Deep in Kentucky, tiny Knob Creek spills & riffles down through the hills. Like the bourbon bearing its name, there's not much of Knob Creek but what there is rewards your finding it. Named after Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home in Kentucky, Knob Creek is truly bourbon at its finest. Created to represent whiskey before it was mass produced, Knob Creek embodies the look, feel & taste of pre-prohibition bourbon. This full-bodied, flavourful bourbon takes classic cocktails to a new level. Knob Creek Bourbon, bottled at an honest 100 proof (50% abv) like all good bourbons were a century ago, is aged nine years in charred American white oak which lends this bourbon its maple sugar aroma, distinctive sweetness & rich, full-bodied flavour, giving it the distinction of being aged the longest of the small-batch bourbons. This extra aging allows it to absorb more of the sugar in the wood, giving it a slightly sweeter taste & nose. ...

On the nose, Knockando is light & nutty/malty with some green pear, straw, dry spices. Estery & crisp. On the palate it is equally light & nutty with a touch of milk chocolate in the mid-palate. Soft, easy & ultra-clean with a crisp, short & dry finish. Simple, attractive & easy-drinking. ...

UNIQUE ' London Cut' Five-times distilled whey based Dry Gin -I.W.S.C Silver Medal. Ultra-smooth delivery on the palate! Knockeen Hills Elderflower & Heather London ' Cut' Dry Gins, are both five-times distilled traditional style, super-premium brands. The exclusive Irish Whey 96.0.% vol. distillate used, results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. This has achieved outstanding provenance. They are the only London ' Cut' Dry Gins produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. 2009 International Wine & Spirit Competition: 43% vol. London Dry Gin category. SILVER MEDAL. Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic :- ' Absolutely superb' with this UNIQUE Whey Spirit London Gin. www. Summer Fruit Cup.com The natural botanicals selected, are steeped in the spirit for at least 24 hours, contributing to a very soft release of the spirit on the palette, & no trace of 'after burn' normally associated with gin. The botanicals, listed in alphabetical order are:- Organic Coriander Seeds, Organic Elderflower, Organic Juniper Berries, & Liquorice Powder. Charles Maxwell, Master Distiller, London Dry Gin, London, England Nose: Strong juniper overlaid with elderflower notes. Taste: Juniper balanced by delicate elderflower & hints of spice. Very dry palate but a delightful soft spirit. Given the strength & composition, this Gin would also be very appreciated as a cocktail base, given the subtleness of the Elderflower flavouring. Finish: Long, soft, dry & clean. ...

2006 International Wine & Spirit Competition. SILVER Medal (Best in Class). Traditional Irish Whey Distillate solely used. Distillate. The Traditional Irish Whey Distillate results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. Knockeen Hills has achieved outstanding provenance as they are the only Irish Poteens produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. Colour. Clear. Nose. Densely fruity, immediately attractive & appealing citrus zest mingles with summer fruit aromas. At various times melon, pear drops, grape fruit, raspberry & boiled sweets emerge. Taste. With plenty of water this makes a refreshing long drink. Drunk neat, this exceptionally very high volume quadruple distilled Irish spirit naturally provides an overwhelming kick & is certainly not recommended to ever take it in this fashion! However, when substantially diluted with the usual range of mixers the complexity is overwhelming, as is the case, when used as a substitute cocktail spirit base. It is truly in a category of its own. Flavour: Warming & peppery, the initial shock subsides & a balanced fruitiness shows through. With water the middle taste is longer & reveals more fruit. Finish. Long lingering & warming, with a dry & spicy tail. Overview. It has all the characteristics of old fashioned Irish Poteen & would be appreciated by pureists. Like the less strong poteens in this range, it is remarkably smooth very versatile in making smooth cocktails & has no 'after taste' burn. ...

Not for beginners perhaps but worthy for aficionados attention. Like the Farmers Strength, then try this excellent one. 2006 International Wine & Spirit Competition. SILVER Medal (Best in Class). Traditional Irish Whey Distillate solely used. Distillate. The 96.0% vol. Irish Whey Distillate used results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. Knockeen Hills has achieved outstanding provenance as they are the only Irish Poteens produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. Colour. Clear. Nose. Densely fruity, immediately attractive & appealing citrus zest mingles with summer fruit aromas. At various times melon, pear drops, grape fruit, raspberry & boiled sweets emerge. Taste. With plenty of water this makes a refreshing long drink. Drunk neat, this exceptionally very high volume quadruple distilled Irish spirit naturally provides an overwhelming kick & is certainly not recommended to ever take it in this fashion! However, when substantially diluted with the usual range of mixers the complexity is overwhelming, as is the case, when used as a substitute cocktail spirit base. It is truly in a category of its own. Flavour: Warming & peppery, the initial shock subsides & a balanced fruitiness shows through. With water the middle taste is longer & reveals more fruit. Finish. Long lingering & warming, with a dry & spicy tail. Overview. It has all the characteristics of old fashioned Irish Poteen & would be appreciated by purists. Like the less strong poteens in this range, it is remarkably smooth very versatile in making smooth cocktails & has no 'after taste' burn. ...

2006 International Wine & Spirit Competition. SILVER Medal (Best in Class). Traditional Irish Whey Distillate solely used. Distillate. The Traditional Irish Whey Distillate results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. Knockeen Hills has achieved outstanding provenance as they are the only Irish Poteens produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. Colour. Clear. Nose. Densely fruity, immediately attractive & appealing citrus zest mingles with summer fruit aromas. At various times melon, pear drops, grape fruit, raspberry & boiled sweets emerge. Taste. With plenty of water this makes a refreshing long drink. Drunk neat, this exceptionally very high volume quadruple distilled Irish spirit naturally provides an overwhelming kick & is certainly not recommended to ever take it in this fashion! However, when substantially diluted with the usual range of mixers the complexity is overwhelming, as is the case, when used as a substitute cocktail spirit base. It is truly in a category of its own. Flavour: Warming & peppery, the initial shock subsides & a balanced fruitiness shows through. With water the middle taste is longer & reveals more fruit. Finish. Long lingering & warming, with a dry & spicy tail. Overview. It has all the characteristics of old fashioned Irish Poteen & would be appreciated by pureists. Like the less strong poteens in this range, it is remarkably smooth very versatile in making smooth cocktails & has no 'after taste' burn. ...

2012 USA Ultimate Spirits Challange. Score 92 Points. Accolade: Excellent, Highly Recommended. IWSC Gold Medal 2003. 2003 International Wine & Spirit Competition: Gold Medal (Ireland's only 2003 spirit Gold Medal winner). Distillate. The Traditional Irish Whey Distillate results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. Knockeen Hills has achieved outstanding provenance as they are the only Irish Poteens produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. Colour. Clear. Nose. Slight vanilla scented, with a hint of sweetness & a full range of light fruits including melon & citrus. Taste. Drunk neat this triple-distilled Irish spirit provides a rich though crisp taste. With the usual range of mixers the complexity & smoothness shows through. As a replacement cocktail spirit base, its versatility is readily apparent, making an equally outstanding daiquiri, margarita, martini, screwdriver & Tom Collins. See http://www.irish-poteen.com/consumer/cons_cocktails.html Finish. Slightly warming & a smooth finish. The slight essence of fruits is ever present. Profile. Clean, exceptional balance. Overview. It has a smooth delicate flavour & can be drunk neat in moderation, with mixers, or as a cocktail base, whereby the pleasant aftertaste lingers on. In 1997 the illegal status was removed by the Irish Government. In 2007 the EU conferred ' Geographical Indicative' protective status to Irish Poteen. Historical Background. Irish Poteen has been produced for several centuries & for nearly the last 300 years has been referred to as Ireland's Moonshine spirit. It achieved notoriety when home production was made illegal during the reign of Oliver Cromwell, to coerce the Irish population to buy inferior Crown Whiskey which had high taxes, to pay for the English costs of its war against Ireland & its occupation. In the 15th & 16th Century, Crown Agents, & in later times the Garda, could impose heavy fines & confiscate farm machinery where sacks of grain or barley were found that they decided were intended to be used to produce a mash & subsequently poteen. Avoiding any of these tell-tale signs that poteen was being produced & with it the risk of prosecution/fines/imprisonment, meant producers could work more freely without worry. Therefore, as no cow was ever known to have been confiscated, hence its milk was frequently used in the spirit making process, & our poteens follow that centuries old tradition. Kosher Properties: All contents meet the requirements for being considered Kosher, except for Passover. ...

Limited stock. 2012 USA Ultimate Spirits Challenge. Score 92 Points. Accolade: Excellent, Highly Recommended. IWSC Gold Medal 2003. 2003 International Wine & Spirit Competition: Gold Medal (Ireland's only 2003 spirit Gold Medal winner). Distillate. The Traditional Irish Whey Distillate results in a totally unique & remarkably soft delivery of the spirit on the palate, & an outstanding smooth finish. Knockeen Hills has achieved outstanding provenance as they are the only Irish Poteens produced, using Irish Whey d Istilled spirit. Colour. Clear. Nose. Slight vanilla scented, with a hint of sweetness & a full range of light fruits including melon & citrus. Taste. Drunk neat this triple-distilled Irish spirit provides a rich though crisp taste. With the usual range of mixers the complexity & smoothness shows through. As a replacement cocktail spirit base, its versatility is readily apparent, making an equally outstanding daiquiri, margarita, martini, screwdriver & Tom Collins. Finish. Slightly warming & a smooth finish. The slight essence of fruits is ever present. Profile. Clean, exceptional balance. Overview. It has a smooth delicate flavour & can be drunk neat in moderation, with mixers, or as a cocktail base, whereby the pleasant aftertaste lingers on. In 1997 the illegal status was removed by the Irish Government. In 2007 the EU conferred ' Geographical Indicative' protective status to Irish Poteen. Historical Background. Irish Poteen has been produced for several centuries & for nearly the last 300 years has been referred to as Ireland's Moonshine spirit. It achieved notoriety when home production was made illegal during the reign of Oliver Cromwell, to coerce the Irish population to buy inferior Crown Whiskey which had high taxes, to pay for the English costs of its war against Ireland & its occupation. In the 15th & 16th Century, Crown Agents, & in later times the Garda, could impose heavy fines & confiscate farm machinery where sacks of grain or barley were found that they decided were intended to be used to produce a mash & subsequently poteen. Avoiding any of these tell-tale signs that poteen was being produced & with it the risk of prosecution/fines/imprisonment, meant producers could work more freely without worry. Therefore, as no cow was ever known to have been confiscated, hence its milk was frequently used in the spirit making process, & our poteens follow that centuries old tradition. Kosher Properties: All contents meet the requirements for being considered Kosher, except for Passover. ...