High N' Wicked

Single Grain Irish Whiskey 'Aeneas Coffey'

Single Grain Irish Whiskey 'Aeneas Coffey'

Single Grain Irish Whiskey Aeneas Coffey High N Wicked
  • Limited release single grain Irish whiskey finished in Tinta Negra Madeira Casks
  • Sourced from an undisclosed distillery in County Cork, Ireland, and finished by global whiskey legend Noel Sweeney for High N’ Wicked
  • Distilled from 95% French maize and 5% malted barley on a continuous Coffey column still
  • Aged in ex-bourbon barrels, then finished in Tinta Negra Caste Extra Sweet Madeira Casks for an additional 6 months
  • Non-age statement
  • Aromas of breakfast porridge with butter, lemon curd, and heather progress to a palate of Madeira-soaked tea cakes with royal icing. Toasted barley, clover honey, and Himalayan Sea salt gently frame a finish of lingering, pleasant tannin
  • Non-chill filtered; 50% ABV

Single grain distillates are experiencing a renewed appreciation on the world whisk(e)y stage, and this expression perfectly displays why. An already exceptional distillate produced at a single distillery in County Cork has been finished in extra sweet Madeira casks by industry legend Noel Sweeney, one of the most awarded distillers/blenders in the global whiskey community.

Info

Producer:
Vintage:
NV
Country:
United States
Region:
Kentucky
Spirit Type:
Irish Whiskey
Spirit Sub Type:
Single Grain

Sizes Available

Full Bottle US-XHW-11-NV 6/750ml

Press & Reviews

VinePair
Score
94
Date
2022-12-07
"These are exciting times for Irish whiskey. The nation's distillery count has exploded in recent years, paving the way for innovation and outside-of-the-box thinking. Enter this thought-provoking single grain whiskey, made from a mash bill of 95 percent French maize (a cousin of sweet corn) and 5 percent malted barley. Cake frosting and lemon zest kick off a lively nose, while the influence of the sweet Madeira casks used for finishing comes to the fore on the palate. At 50 percent ABV, this is a bold and balanced outlier in the Irish whiskey space."