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I haven't seen the video yet but there's nothing wrong with a bottle of Paddy. It does the job for less than €25 and people who don't even like whiskey can tolerate Paddy. It's by no means the best, but it's affordable and an easy first step to getting into Irish whiskey. And Jameson is overrated. The ethanol is too strong....

Are you still on the whiskeytube radar? You havent brought anything out since September or have i missed something else!!! Merry New Year 2025🎄🎄🎄🎄

I bought in Belgrade Airport price is 28.90€.

Cool video. You seem to be very passionate about whisky. But the "Yes! It has..." and "Yes! It is..." as if I should know what those terms mean as well as references to previous videos as if I have already watched it kinda lost me. This means I would have to pause the video here and there to Google what you're talking about. You might want to break things down for noobs like myself who are trying to get into it. I bet there are far more people like me out there who know very little about it than the niche who already knows about your channel. You'd be casting a wider net. But that's just my 2 cents... what do I know... Love the presentation and the passionate delivery though. Keep it up!

Thank you, you made me save some money..

I had a great friend from County Cork and his family grew barley some of which was made into poutine. He had a bottle from an aged barrel that was wonderful. Very smooth that rolled through ya and down to your toes. Salainte ☘️

Jameson black barrel is my go to

Hey Brian just curious about the no Method & Madness rule, what’s up with that???

Just bought a bottle of the 18 and it's from the same cask 144105. Looking forward to trying it this weekend.

Picked up on the waxy note. Know you said just a touch. I absolutely loved the clynelish game of thrones (picked up an a sale) and killowen (paid full whack) and i think the waxiness was a big part of that. Would you have any other irish (budget 😅) picks that lean waxy to your taste?

I am a malt scotch drinker who just tried the Sexton, and can't say I am a fan. Which one would you say is the opposite of Sexton in that price range?

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Jameson black barrel on sale for 30 euro and Jameson is 60 to 70 euro

I am excited to try this bottle out, I'm definitely glad to know this isn't going to be overpowered with sherry sweetness

I just came across this now and was very interested in seeing which one you'd prefer. When they came on sale here in Canada I had to choose between the two (yes, I know, I could have bought both) and opted for the Fenniscourt because of Serge's review in Whiskyfun.

I like this but what really opened it to my palate was when I added two small pieces of ice. It really opened the oak aroma to me and softened it slightly.

Thanks for the review Brian… I like my whiskeys to have bit more of a punch too, so after seeing this review I’m going to look elsewhere. Much appreciated!

Terrific Irish whiskey!! 🥃 Awesome thoughts!!

Bushmill's Black Bush is my daily drinker.

Brilliant channel. Love how real the reviews are, well done.

You are the only whiskey RUclipsr from Ireland🦁🐯🐶🐱

Whiskybase has score ratings and it gave the Clonakilty Single Pot Still 85.25 from 100🍫🍬🎂🍰 Ralphy from Scotland uses score ratings🍎🍒🍓🍅 Whisky Jason from Germany uses Grade Ratings⚽️🎱⛳🕹 Whisky in the 6 from Canada uses score ratings😀😁😎🤩 and GWhisky from Taiwan also uses score rating🍷🍸🍹🍺

Sounds amazing!!

Love Waterford!! I always want to hear about new peated whisky!! Exciting!! Awesome video!! Cheers!! 🥂

Love it. The 15 is my favorite, but this is a great bottle.

Brian, how would you compare this to the 15 year old product (single malt) they released? Long time no see but good to hear from you again.

Thanks for the in-depth on the new edition Gold Spot. Could you do an episode comparing all the Midleton whiskies in the same price point? I see Jameson, The Spots, Powers, Method & Madness, Midleton and Red Breast - many in the same price, but i'd like to see them go head-to-head within the same price point to get a comparison and a feel for differences. i'm coming in from the US and I'll be at Christy's Bar Kilkenny in 2 weeks, maybe we can do a tasting/comparison?

The closest Single Cask Single Malt Whiskey from Ireland is the Dingle Celtic Whiskey Bar Founding Fathers Aged 10 Years @ 59.9% abv🍈🍏🥝🥒

Owia Brian The Question of the Day answers are as follows The Signatory Vintage Releases and the 2023 Bunnahabhain Aged 12 Years are the only age statement Single Cask Single Malt whiskys within the 60% to 69% abv bracket from Scotland⚽️🎱⛳🏈 along side the Wave Single Cask Single Malt Whisky Aged 10 Years August 17th Titus Edition @ 62% abv from Belgium♠️♥️♣️♦️and there are no age statement Single Cask Single Malt Whiskeys of over 10 Years within the 60% to 69% abv bracket in Ireland that i am aware of🍎🍒🍓🍅

Absolutely loved what you said.

Thank’s for informative review. TEELING WOW 3 is not available here in Lithuania yet. I enjoyed first edition-Chinkapin Virgin Oak very much-for me it has a taste of orange jam mixed with ginger and black pepper. Yummy! Been struggling with a second one-Portuguese Virgin Oak. Did not like first bottle at all. Then decided to give it another try and purchased another bottle of Wonders of Wood Portuguese Virgin Oak. Now I think, that it is ok whiskey, but You have to like woody, spicy, punchy and tannic (even bitter) style of whiskey to thoroughly enjoy it. Remember, this series is called Wonder of WOOD for a reason, so people, who are looking for light and approachable Irish whiskey, should try any Teeling WOW edition before buying. I personally quite like this approach of TEELING to make Irish Single Pot Whiskey with extra punch. Sláinte!

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Love your reviews. Keep them coming Brian. Hope you have the new M&M Amburana cask in the pipeline. I'd love to hear your opinion on it as Amburana can be a very divisive finish, and our palates seem to be very similar. I had to miss this year's Whiskey Live so I'm behind the curve on all the new releases. Looking forward to your next video!

I picked my bottle up from my local Total Wine & More on Monday in Tempe, Arizona.

My three Distillery Edition Wonders of Wood might beg to differ...Brandy PX Chestnut, Cherrywood, Amburana...

You should start putting whiskey Question of the Day into your videos

There's isn't that many Cask Strength Single Pot Still Whiskys @ the 50% to 59% abv within the €80 to €100 price bracket. For €90 you could review the Powers John's Lane Cask Strength Aged 12 Years @ 57.8% abv and the Redbreast Aged 12 Years Cask Strength is €105

At the end of the day it all comes down to personal preference. Personally, I find Irish whiskey generally is a bit over refined for my taste. Sure, it is famous for its smoothness but lacks the singularity and variety of scotch. Scotch offers a far broader spectrum of taste profiles. I believe that there is a scotch for everybody. Most Irish is just a bit samey. Smooth but generally unexciting.

Hi Brian, in my part of the woods the sexton is around 35 to 40 euros. The basic Tyrconnell is around 30 to 35 euros. Which one of these fine single malts do you prefer?

Only 46% ABV 🤔not for 140+$£€

Nice review and feels more honest than other video reviews I’ve seen. I’m drinking it right now and I can believe standard BB is better, but this is definitely a nice dram if you like sherried Irish whiskey.

Is MVR a good collection to start collecting for investment purposes or which would you recommend thanks 👍

I wonder how this will compare to the new released rare Irishman Legecy bottle? I just got it on my way home from Dublin to Canada and it was suggested over the 12

Hey Brian. Just found your page. Very enlightening. Thank you. I'm a peated whisky lover for the last several years and I'll be visiting Ireland in July, so i was exploring the possibility of Irish peated whiskies. I managed to find 3 on a websearch. We don't have Waterford here in the US, so i'm looking forward to trying it IN Waterford, when i get there. I'm also curious about Connemara and Fitzwilliam. Hopefully i'll stop in to Christy's Bar when i get to Kilkenny and see what they've got. Slainte!

2023 is very very good

2023 is very very good

I've had ole smokey moonshine and wanting to try potcheen but unsure which to buy. I'd say moonshine is in part technically by recipe(s) a moonshine

Brian, will you be reviewing the Tullamore 14 yr single malt?

40% ABV is a disappointment. I do prefer beautiful single malt Scotch whiskies and for the money I wouldn’t buy a second bottle.