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Character
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Cinnamon
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Apple
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Stewed Fruit
Method and Madness Single Pot Still Reviews
Tasting Notes
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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.
14 Customer Reviews
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Fantastic tasting single pot still whiskey. I first tasted this in Dublin and fell in love this is now my 4th bottle of it.
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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?
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Probably the best Ive ever had
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Went down a treat.
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One of the best Irish I have tasted!!
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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.
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worth every penny. can really taste the finishing wood.
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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.
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Stunning stuff. Smooth and very rich, great finish too. It was love at first sip...what more do you want?
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Super dram, but getting increasingly difficult to find. Not a bottle left in Dublin it appears.
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outstanding especially with a cuban quai d' orsay corona . Very sophisticated sip with fruit, wood, and oh so smooth.
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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.
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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!
