Redbreast 15 Year Old

Spirits Business Global Irish Whiskey Masters Gold 2023

2023 International Spirits Challenge Gold

Aged Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

Redbreast 15 Year Old is a distinguished single pot still Irish whiskey, revered for its exceptional quality and refined complexity. A true testament to the art of traditional Irish whiskey-making, Redbreast 15 is crafted from a meticulous blend of malted and unmalted barley before undergoing triple distillation in copper pot stills. This careful process delivers a spirit of unparalleled depth and richness, making it a standout in the world of Irish whiskey.

Matured for 15 years in a combination of bourbon and Oloroso sherry casks, Redbreast 15 Year Old develops a beautifully balanced flavour profile. Notes of rich, succulent fruits, warming spices, and toasted oak combine to create a smooth, full-bodied whiskey with remarkable depth. This aging process enhances its luxurious character, making it a favorite among seasoned whiskey connoisseurs and collectors alike. Whether enjoyed neat or on the rocks, Redbreast 15 Year Old offers a truly sophisticated whiskey experience.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

Whiskey Type: Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

Distillation: Triple distilled in copper pot stills

Awards: Gold at the International Spirits Challenge, Gold at the World Whiskies Awards

| 92 Proof | 46% ABV | Aged 15 Years

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Tasting notes

Made from a mash of malted and unmated barley and triple distilled in copper Pot Stills, Redbreast 15 is an experience you’ll want to savor.

NOSE

Full and rich with a complex, balanced mix of berry fruits and aromatic oils.

TASTE

Well-balanced and mellow, combining the succulence of fleshy fruit with spices and toasted wood.

FINISH

Long and sophisticated.

Redbreast 15 Year Old Cocktails We Love

Enjoy Redbreast 15 Year Old neat, on the rocks, or as the foundation for classic signature cocktails. Discover its rich, complex flavors while indulging in a crafted drink.

Whiskey Sour

The whiskey sour is a timeless classic. Our version is a harmonious blend of Redbreast Irish Whiskey’s smooth, full-bodied character, the citrusy tang of fresh lemon juice and the delicate sweetness of simple syrup and crème de apricot.

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How Redbreast is Made

For more than a century Redbreast has stayed true to the Irish Pot Still whiskey-making tradition. Today it is considered the definitive expression of this quintessential style of Irish whiskey making – a living legacy.

FAQs ABOUT REDBREAST 15 YEAR OLD IRISH WHISKEY

What type of whiskey is Redbreast 15 Year Old?

Redbreast 15 Year Old is a single pot still Irish whiskey, made using both malted and unmalted barley and triple distilled for a smooth, full-bodied finish.

How long is Redbreast 15 Year Old aged?

This whiskey is aged for 15 years in a combination of bourbon barrels and Oloroso sherry casks, enhancing its rich and complex flavour.

What is the alcohol content of Redbreast 15 Year Old?

Redbreast 15 Year Old has an alcohol content of 46% ABV.

How should Redbreast 15 Year Old be enjoyed?

Redbreast 15 can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the base for a sophisticated whiskey cocktail.

Has Redbreast 15 Year Old won any awards?

Yes, Redbreast 15 has earned numerous accolades, including Gold at the International Spirits Challenge and Gold at the World Whiskies Awards, solidifying its reputation as a premium Irish whiskey.

What is the difference between Redbreast 12 and Redbreast 15?

The main difference lies in the aging and flavour complexity. Redbreast 12 is aged for 12 years and delivers a well-balanced profile of fruity and spicy notes. Redbreast 15, on the other hand, is aged for an additional 3 years, resulting in a deeper, more complex flavour with enhanced notes of dried fruit, spice, and toasted wood.

What is the rating for Redbreast 15 Year Old?

Redbreast 15 Year Old is highly rated among whiskey enthusiasts and critics, consistently earning scores above 90 points in reviews and competitions.

Who makes Redbreast 15 Year Old?

Redbreast 15 Year Old is produced by the Midleton Distillery in County Cork, Ireland, under the ownership of Irish Distillers, a subsidiary of Pernod Ricard.