Method and Madness Single Pot Still

70cl / 46%
  • Irish Single Pot Still Whiskey
Method and Madness Single Pot Still
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Customer Rating
5 (13 Reviews)
Tasting Notes (1)
Ever tried a whisky aged in chestnut wood before? We thought not! This also spends time in bourbon and sherry casks, adding layers of Christmas spices and tropical fruit. Absolutely delicious.
Country
Ireland
Chill Filtered
No

Character

  • Cinnamon Cinnamon
  • Apple Apple
  • Stewed Fruit Stewed Fruit
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Method and Madness Single Pot Still Reviews

Tasting Notes

  • Tasting Notes by Stuart P

    Nose: Rich and warming, with Christmas spices, honey and dried orange peel. 

    Palate: Initial blast of sweet fruit – intense candied fruit and stewed apple. Lovely mouthcoating texture with fragrant citrus and spicy cinnamon.

    Finish: Rich and long-lasting; lovely balance of fruit and spice.

    Comment: My personal favourite of the Method and Madness range. Rich, fruity and spicy – everything I look for in a single pot still whiskey.

13 Customer Reviews

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  • 5
    30 September

    Very enjoyable whiskey. Spice and citrus fruit nicely balanced. One of the oiliest whiskeys I have tasted, it coats the mouth beautifully. The nose is nice and the palate is better. Clean and well balanced. What's there not to like?

  • 5
    6 April

    Probably the best Ive ever had

  • 5
    21 March

    Went down a treat.

  • 5
    5 March

    One of the best Irish I have tasted!!

  • 5
    19 December 2017

  • 5
    14 July 2017

    I brought back several different whiskeys from Ireland. This was by far the best. Smooth and just a hint of sweet. Wish it was here in Montana.

  • 5
    13 July 2017

    worth every penny. can really taste the finishing wood.

  • 5
    1 July 2017

    Fantastic mix of aromas and flavor. Very refreshing to see something that is a bit different and clearly well constructed whiskey. Far too many generic, overpriced age statement scotch whiskys around . Job well done from the guys at method and madness and a big thumbs up to the Irish whiskey industry for allowing innovative projects like this to happen. Cant wait to see whats next.

  • 5
    22 June 2017

    Stunning stuff. Smooth and very rich, great finish too. It was love at first sip...what more do you want?

  • 5
    16 May 2017

    Super dram, but getting increasingly difficult to find. Not a bottle left in Dublin it appears.

  • 5
    14 April 2017

    outstanding especially with a cuban quai d' orsay corona . Very sophisticated sip with fruit, wood, and oh so smooth.

  • 5
    11 April 2017

    This is genuinely an excellent Irish whiskey and really showcases the craft of balancing the influence of the wood with the power of the single pot still spirit.

  • 5
    3 April 2017

    When i 1st seen this whiskey, i was ok, then noticed it was from midleton, i didn't hesitate, this is sumptuous, the 1st smell was typical pot still, flavour and peppery typical, but that chestnut wood coming through gives it more roundness, don't hesitate this is good!