Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey - 750ML
Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey
If you’re looking for a smooth and complex Irish whiskey, you’ll love Yellow Spot 12 Year Old. This single pot still whiskey is aged in three types of casks: bourbon, sherry, and Malaga, giving it a unique and balanced flavor. You’ll taste notes of honey, spice, fruit, and oak, with a long and satisfying finish. Yellow Spot 12 Year Old is a rare and limited release, so don’t miss this opportunity to try it for yourself.
Product Details:
- Country: Ireland
- Brand: Yellow Spot
- Spirits Type: Whiskey
- Spirits Style: Single Pot Still
- ABV: 46%
- Taste: Smooth, complex, sweet, and spicy.
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