Slane Castle Triple Casked Irish Whiskey
Slane Triple Casked Irish Whiskey is a blend of toasted, virgin, and sherry cask whiskeys — smooth, complex, and robust, with notes of oak and spice drawn from each of its three cask types.
Made at the Slane Distillery on the historic Conyngham estate in County Meath, Slane marries toasted grain and malt whiskeys, then matures them across three distinct cask types — seasoned (used), virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry. The result is a balanced, layered Irish whiskey with oak, spice, and a smooth finish that works neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
Tasting Notes
- Palate: Smooth with oak and spice, layered character from the three cask types.
- Finish: Balanced and smooth.
Specs
- Distillery: Slane, County Meath, Ireland
- Style: Blended Irish Whiskey, Triple Casked
- Casks: Seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry
- Size: 750ml
Browse more Irish whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does “triple casked” mean? The whiskey is matured across three distinct cask types — seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry — each contributing different flavor.
- How do you drink it? Neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
Slane Triple Casked Irish Whiskey is a blend of toasted, virgin, and sherry cask whiskeys — smooth, complex, and robust, with notes of oak and spice drawn from each of its three cask types.
Made at the Slane Distillery on the historic Conyngham estate in County Meath, Slane marries toasted grain and malt whiskeys, then matures them across three distinct cask types — seasoned (used), virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry. The result is a balanced, layered Irish whiskey with oak, spice, and a smooth finish that works neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
Tasting Notes
- Palate: Smooth with oak and spice, layered character from the three cask types.
- Finish: Balanced and smooth.
Specs
- Distillery: Slane, County Meath, Ireland
- Style: Blended Irish Whiskey, Triple Casked
- Casks: Seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry
- Size: 750ml
Browse more Irish whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does “triple casked” mean? The whiskey is matured across three distinct cask types — seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry — each contributing different flavor.
- How do you drink it? Neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
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Slane Triple Casked Irish Whiskey is a blend of toasted, virgin, and sherry cask whiskeys — smooth, complex, and robust, with notes of oak and spice drawn from each of its three cask types.
Made at the Slane Distillery on the historic Conyngham estate in County Meath, Slane marries toasted grain and malt whiskeys, then matures them across three distinct cask types — seasoned (used), virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry. The result is a balanced, layered Irish whiskey with oak, spice, and a smooth finish that works neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
Tasting Notes
- Palate: Smooth with oak and spice, layered character from the three cask types.
- Finish: Balanced and smooth.
Specs
- Distillery: Slane, County Meath, Ireland
- Style: Blended Irish Whiskey, Triple Casked
- Casks: Seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry
- Size: 750ml
Browse more Irish whiskey at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does “triple casked” mean? The whiskey is matured across three distinct cask types — seasoned, virgin oak, and Oloroso sherry — each contributing different flavor.
- How do you drink it? Neat, on the rocks, or in cocktails.
