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Teeling Whiskey Distillery

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Reviews from Teeling Whiskey Distillery
Teeling Blackpitts Peated Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Irish Whiskey

Teeling Blackpitts Peated Single Malt Irish Whiskey

Teeling

Teeling's Blackpitts is a reminder that Irish whiskey and peat were once inseparable. The triple-distilled spirit softens the smoke into something nuanced and approachable. Named after the area of Dublin where malt was historically dried over peat fires, this is a history lesson in a glass.

92 proof
Teeling Brabazon Bottling Series 04 Muscat Casks
Irish Whiskey

Teeling Brabazon Bottling Series 04 Muscat Casks

Teeling

The Brabazon Series is Teeling's exploration of wine cask finishing, and this Muscat expression is the most harmonious yet. The dessert wine casks could easily overwhelm, but the distillery's spirit is robust enough to absorb the influence and come out more complex for it. A rewarding pour for anyone who thinks Irish whiskey can't do bold.

98 proof
Teeling Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Irish Whiskey

Teeling Single Malt Irish Whiskey

Teeling

Teeling's Single Malt is a showcase for creative cask management. The five wine cask finishes could easily result in chaos, but instead they produce a harmonious, fruit-forward whiskey that retains grain character. Bottled at 46% without chill filtration, it's honest and well-made.

92 proof
Teeling Renaissance Series 3 Single Malt 18 Year Old
Irish Whiskey

Teeling Renaissance Series 3 Single Malt 18 Year Old

Teeling

Teeling's Renaissance series pushes Irish whiskey into territory usually occupied by premium Scotch single malts. The Muscat cask finish at 18 years shows that Dublin's newest distillery has access to remarkable old stock and the judgment to finish it with restraint. This is whiskey that rewards patience.

92 proof
Teeling Brabazon Bottling Series 02 Port Casks
Irish Whiskey

Teeling Brabazon Bottling Series 02 Port Casks

Teeling

The Brabazon Series 02 demonstrates what happens when port casks and Irish malt genuinely cooperate rather than compete. The port influence is assertive but never dominates the underlying spirit's grain-forward character. At 49% ABV, it carries enough weight to stand up to the cask influence without requiring dilution.

98 proof