Orchard fruits, apple pie, plums, apricots, sweet vanilla, biscuity barley
Plums, dried apricots, green apple, grapefruit bitterness, malt sweetness — sherry depth
Malty and complex — sweet vanilla melding with wine tannins and charred oak
Knappogue 14 Twin Wood — bourbon + Oloroso sherry. NCF, 46%.
Apple pie and apricot nose. Plum and grapefruit palate. Malty oak finish. Elegant sherried Irish.
Knappogue 14 earns a 7.5 — elegant, understated sherried Irish single malt at £72. Excellent value aged Irish.
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