Happy belated St. Patrick's Day! That bottle, while cool, is definitely a pain to pour the first few drams from! Still, when you do manage to pour it, it's pretty nice, especially for the price!
Happy St Patrick's Day- nice review! I'm not much for the Irish Whiskies but this sounds good. I had a chance to sample some Waterford at Whiskyfest last November, and it was pretty good. Have you reviewed any of those? By the way, the skull with the top hat is usually symbolic of the gatekeeper of the underworld and can symbolize this life meeting the afterlife. Cheers!
Thank you, glad you liked it! Yeah I'm with you on Irish whiskeys but this one is good! I have tried several Waterfords but they're so obscure, all from different farms and seasons it's hard to pick a mass produced one to review. Maybe the Cuvee series but I'm not a massive fan so let's see. See there's nothing on their website about why they picked The Gatekeeper as their logo. I think they just thought it looked cool. At least there's no marketing BS about why that's the logo and how Sexton is considered the Gatekeeper bla bla 😅 Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀🥃
I've not heard of that one, is it a single pot still or single malt? I struggle with single pot stills sometimes but this one is genuinely good. Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀🥃
@@thewhiskyenthusiast sorry, I misspell it ) This is a 10 year old single malt that was initially aged in traditional ex-American Bourbon oak before given a finishing period in fine 30 year-old Oloroso sherry barrels for around 6 months. The whiskey has been bottled un-chilfiltered and at a generous 46%. The new make is from Cooley Dist., that produces another wonderful Irish whisky - Connemara
Happy belated St. Patrick's Day! That bottle, while cool, is definitely a pain to pour the first few drams from! Still, when you do manage to pour it, it's pretty nice, especially for the price!
Cheers Matt, hope you had a good weekend! Yeah I really enjoyed the Sexton and glad to know you approve as well!
Simple, but tasty. Thanks for sharing!
It's exactly that! Thanks for watching 😃🥃
Love the thumbnail... Sláinte!
Hah thanks 😁🥃
Lovley dram, now on my second bottle, at £26 you cannot complain 😊
@@yeatesyu2 No complaints here 😃 Glad you're enjoying it
Happy St Patrick's Day- nice review! I'm not much for the Irish Whiskies but this sounds good. I had a chance to sample some Waterford at Whiskyfest last November, and it was pretty good. Have you reviewed any of those?
By the way, the skull with the top hat is usually symbolic of the gatekeeper of the underworld and can symbolize this life meeting the afterlife. Cheers!
Thank you, glad you liked it! Yeah I'm with you on Irish whiskeys but this one is good! I have tried several Waterfords but they're so obscure, all from different farms and seasons it's hard to pick a mass produced one to review. Maybe the Cuvee series but I'm not a massive fan so let's see.
See there's nothing on their website about why they picked The Gatekeeper as their logo. I think they just thought it looked cool. At least there's no marketing BS about why that's the logo and how Sexton is considered the Gatekeeper bla bla 😅
Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀🥃
Happy St Patty’s day!☘️
Happy St. Patrick's John 🍀🥃
It've got mixed reviews on internet, but Sexton is on my list :) 29euro/1L
I'm a big fun of Dublin Liberties 10 Copper Alley
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I've not heard of that one, is it a single pot still or single malt? I struggle with single pot stills sometimes but this one is genuinely good. Happy St. Patrick's Day 🍀🥃
@@thewhiskyenthusiast sorry, I misspell it )
This is a 10 year old single malt that was initially aged in traditional ex-American Bourbon oak before given a finishing period in fine 30 year-old Oloroso sherry barrels for around 6 months. The whiskey has been bottled un-chilfiltered and at a generous 46%.
The new make is from Cooley Dist., that produces another wonderful Irish whisky - Connemara
@@log0log Ooh see I only tried the Connemara Peated and it wasn't for me. I tried three different peated Irish Whiskeys and didn't enjoy any of them.
@@thewhiskyenthusiast Cooper Alley is not peated, I would say it's in category of Glendronach12, Benriach12 etc with it's own nuances
Could you please suggest me any other different brands like similar taste