Redbreast 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey, 40% ABV, 70cl with Giftbox

I’ve literally just had a drop of this whiskey (with one ice cube) and I’m extremely happy with my purchase.I found Redbreast beautifully smooth and richly flavoured whiskey, with a gentle sweetness and a subtle hint of spice that adds real depth. It’s well balanced, easy to sip, and feels both comforting and refined with every dram.While it’s not the cheapest bottle on the shelf, the quality more than justifies the price, making it excellent value for money. I would happily purchase it again and can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a smooth, characterful Irish whiskey.

Really enjoyable whiskey. It's smooth, easy to drink, and has loads of flavour without being too strong or harsh.Nice mix of fruity sweetness and a bit of spice.It's a go to in Ireland when decent whiskey is spoken about or considering a gift for someone. Not much movement on price but £50-55 is fair and can't be purchased for much less elsewhere.It's one that gets restocked every time we run out. £55 might seem a scary price but it's £12-15 a measure in the pub. Treat yourself to it once and you might be amazed at what you've been missing.

Purchased as a treat when on offer......didn't last long, fantastic whisky no trace of peat or smokiness just a nice crisp and clean tasting whiskey worth every penny

I've been working my way through Irish whiskeys recently and my favourite by a longshot was Jameson's until I tried Midletons Very Rare and Redbreast 12 as both are even sweeter & just as smooth but even denser (kind of like comparing a smooth and creamy pint of Guinness in England to a smooth and silky pint of Guinness in Dublin) - and here's my edited rankings of the tastiest Irish whiskeys I've tried upto now 1: Midleton's Very Rare Irish Whiskey: Leaves a lovely choc/orange/coffee-like taste in my gullet and is extremely tasty but at £180+ per 70cl it's a rare sweet treat. 2. Redbreast 12 year old - this is almost as good as my number 1 but over 3 times cheaper and just as Midletons is sweet this one has a sherry undertone. 3: Powers "Gold Label Distillers Cut": For a 43%er it goes down real well and has a much sweeter taste than Powers Gold Label 40%. 4. Green Spot: There's no particular "taste" to this that you can savour unlike my top 3 but it doesn't have any nasty aftertaste & goes down real well 5. Jameson's: Nice and smooth but much less tasty than my top 2 and I've kinda gone off it after discovering aforementioned 4 whiskey brands. 6: Tullamore Dew. 7: Powers Gold Label. 8. Bushmills. 9. Redbreast 15 (at 46% abv it's too fricken strong + it gave me a sore throat for 5 fricken days after !!). 10. Writer's Tears Copper Pot: Only reason I've put this last is coz Copper Pot whiskeys don't agree with my gullet and eventhough it's muchmore drinkable than the likes of Haig Club Scotch and Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack (which both taste like meths & make me puke after 2 glasses) it still made me sick next morning due to its Copper-like aftertaste in my gullet. I've yet to try Connemara whiskey but WILL NOT be trying Connacht, Red Spot, Blue Spot + Yellow Spot whiskeys as anything over 43% abv is far too strong - but Midleton's Very Rare Irish Whiskey and Redbreast 12yo are so tasty it's difficult to try others compared to how disappointed I was with the 40% Powers Gold Label.

Excellent Irish whisky,as good as some Scottish malts.Good value,great taste,go for it if you enjoy whisky.Doesn't taste anything like the "Normal" well known,common Irish whiskies

Just a great Irish pot still whiskey. A must have for any collection.

I purchased this Redbreast Irish whiskey after researching it and reading lots of positive reviews. It’s not a cheap whiskey but I got it for my son’s recent birthday. He loves it, but it arrived at my house with the presentation box open and the corners damaged, not damaged from transit to me via Amazon but poor handling prior. I hope the whiskey company looks into packaging the box better so it arrives perfect, I note I’m not the only one to get a damaged box. The whiskey bottle itself is perfect. The contents I’m told are ideal for sipping on a chilly evening by the fire, it’s a smooth quality whiskey my son appreciates as a collector of good Irish whiskey. 4 stars though for the poor presentation gift box which spoils the quality when gifting.

Delicious whiskey. Harder to find in England & 1st finally managed to try at a whiskey bar in Brixton.As soon as you open the bottle, the smell is more like a brandy.. sweet and rich.The taste is full of rum raisin and vanilla with a thick texture.My only issue - the foil was a bit of a nightmare to get off just now! Had to tackle with a knife as the tab just isn't good enough.. Redbreast please sort this out, this is a premium whiskey and we should not be having to deal with such hassle (and risk of injury!) to enjoy this nectar.. ^_^ TY

Fidèle à sa réputation et notations. Excellent Whiskey, avec un nez complexe et un goût très riche.

Grandisimo Whiskey, todo un clasico Pot Still Irlandes, complejo, final largo, sensacion suave y cremoso pero con una intensidad importante en el sabor, dulce con toque a vainilla, miel, mazapan, roble, pero tambien especiado y picante, como jenjibre hacia al final. En mi experiencia bastante mejor solo o rebajado con poca agua que con hielo, con hielo se volví mas amargo, mejor tomarlo en otoño o invierno.

Nicht rauchig. Süßlich und mild. Riecht stärker nach Alkohol als er schmeckt. Definitiv ein Klasse Whiskey.

Sul prodotto non c'è nulla da dire se nonchè è di eccelsa fattura, poichè penso non debba mancare mai a chi apprezza i whiskey irlandesi.Imballo precario se non al minimo, non so come abbia fatto a resistere.Consegna puntuale.

Exactly as described.