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This exceptional whiskey hails from the Royal Oak Distillery in County Carlow, Ireland, and is a testament to the artistry of Irish whiskey making. High N Wicked’s The Wild Rover is crafted from 100% malted barley, sourced locally from County Carlow, and triple-distilled in traditional copper...
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This exceptional whiskey hails from the Royal Oak Distillery in County Carlow, Ireland, and is a testament to the artistry of Irish whiskey making. High N Wicked’s The Wild Rover is crafted from 100% malted barley, sourced locally from County Carlow, and triple-distilled in traditional copper pot stills. What sets this whiskey apart is its double maturation process, first in ex-bourbon barrels and then in 300-liter Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. This process infuses the whiskey with a deep complexity, blending sweet, fruity notes with rich, spicy undertones. Limited to just 1,000 cases, this whiskey is a true collector’s item.
Don’t miss your chance to own a bottle of this limited-edition Irish whiskey—add it to your collection today!
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Opens with the rich scent of caramelized tree fruits—apples, pears, and figs—complemented by toffee, pie crust, and hints of plums and peaches. The fragrance is rounded off with apple butter, baking spice, and wildflower honey.
A dessert-like experience in a glass, featuring layers of Dutch apple pie, caramelized pears, brown butter, fig jam, and honeyed brioche. The flavors are rich, complex, and indulgent.
The whiskey finishes long and smooth, leaving behind a satisfying nutty character that lingers on the palate.
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