I'm no discerning gentleman - or any gentleman for that matter - but I do love a good whiskey (with ginger ale because #lightweight).
People can be quite intimidated by whiskey. I'll admit I'm definitely still not too sure on all the Scottish double malt varieties but Irish whiskey? That I am so onboard with.
I find it a lot subtler and it's got a sweetness that works really well in cocktails - remember my Salted Caramel Mule recipe?
I've always been a Jameson drink but after being introduced to the new Irish Whiskey on the block. I think my drink order is about to change...
Launched in June last year, The Dubliner describes itself as a blend of single malt and grain whiskies, aged in specially selected oak casks to give it a warm and smokey finish.
While I can't vouch for the smokey flavour, what I can vouch for is its sweetness. The whole drawing point of Irish whiskey for me is the sweet, warm flavour it has. This blend has a lovely caramel finish with a touch of honey makes it perfect to drink with a mixer like ginger ale...
Or if you really like your whiskey - on the rocks
People can be quite intimidated by whiskey. I'll admit I'm definitely still not too sure on all the Scottish double malt varieties but Irish whiskey? That I am so onboard with.
I find it a lot subtler and it's got a sweetness that works really well in cocktails - remember my Salted Caramel Mule recipe?
I've always been a Jameson drink but after being introduced to the new Irish Whiskey on the block. I think my drink order is about to change...
Launched in June last year, The Dubliner describes itself as a blend of single malt and grain whiskies, aged in specially selected oak casks to give it a warm and smokey finish.
While I can't vouch for the smokey flavour, what I can vouch for is its sweetness. The whole drawing point of Irish whiskey for me is the sweet, warm flavour it has. This blend has a lovely caramel finish with a touch of honey makes it perfect to drink with a mixer like ginger ale...
Or if you really like your whiskey - on the rocks
FUN FACT FOR YOU. I don't know about you but I always get confused about the spelling of whiskey/whisky.
Well I've found an easy way to remember it. If the country its produced in has an 'e' in its name the spelling is whiskey (America/Ireland). Those without an E in the country name are spelt whisky (Japan, Scotland) - clever aye?
Anyway, I digress. I loved this bottle of whiskey and I wanted to share it with you guys so the team behind the Dubliner have given me a bottle to give away! For your chance to win, simply enter using the widget below!
* I was given a bottle of Whiskey to review & giveaway
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