Green Spot 10 Year Old 2010 (cask 363130) Vinsanto Single Cask (Private Label) | 700ML

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Whiskey: Green Spot 10 Year Old 2010 (cask 363130) Vinsanto Single Cask (Private Label) | 700ML

This exclusive bottling of single cask Green Spot 10-year-old single pot still Irish whiskey has been treated to an additional eight month finish in a Greek ex-vinsanto wine cask from the Boutari winery, on the sunny island of Santorini.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 110.8 (55.4%ABV)

Origin: Ireland

Distillery: Spot Whiskey

This exclusive bottling of single cask Green Spot 10-year-old single pot still Irish whiskey has been treated to an additional eight month finish in a Greek ex-vinsanto wine cask from the Boutari winery, on the sunny island of Santorini. Part of the Green Spot Greek Wine Cask Series, which pays tribute to bottler Mitchell & Son’s rich history of sourcing wine casks from across the world, only 300 bottles of this rich and fruity dram are available, at a natural cask strength of 55.4%.

Green Spot 10 Year Old 2010 (cask 363130) Vinsanto Single Cask (Private Label) | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Caramelised sugar and baking spices lead the way, with oily cereal, dried prunes and raisins, and oaty apple crumble.

Palate: Sticky malt loaf, with oily cereal, vanilla custard, honey, plenty of gentle baking spices, and sweet, raisin-studded chutney.

Finish: Silky vanilla lingers alongside dark fruits and spices.

Distillery Information

Best known for the Green Spot Irish whiskey, the ‘Spot’ range is distilled at Midleton for the family-owned Mitchell & Son Wine Merchants. Set up in 1805, it wasn’t until 1887 that Robert Mitchell, a baker, confectioner and the sort of industrious shopkeeper so crucial in the history of whiskey (and whisky, too – Johnnie Walker was a grocer, for example) added whiskey bonding to the family business.