Midleton Very Rare 2005

Distillery
Midleton
Region
Country
Ireland
Type
Blended
ABV
40%
Price
£1200
Community rating
5.00 / 5 (1 ratings)
Tasting notes
Honey, Vanilla, Fresh Fruit, Old Wood, Sherried
Description
Midleton's Very Rare 2005 vintage continues the range established in 1984, presented with authenticity certificate and Barry Crockett's signature as Master Distiller. The blend combines pot still, single malt, and grain whiskeys aged in a mix of cask types to achieve layered fruit, spice, and oak influence. The composition delivers richness and complexity across palate and finish. Reserved for collectors and special occasions where provenance and distillery prestige carry weight.

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ABV

40%

Age

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Style

Blended

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Midleton Very Rare 2005 is a blended from Midleton (Ireland), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, sweet and oaky character — honey, vanilla, fresh fruit, old wood. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Midleton's Very Rare 2005 vintage continues the range established in 1984, presented with authenticity certificate and Barry Crockett's signature as Master Distiller. The blend combines pot still, single malt, and grain whiskeys aged in a mix of cask types to achieve layered fruit, spice, and oak influence. The composition delivers richness and complexity across palate and finish. Reserved for collectors and special occasions where provenance and distillery prestige carry weight.

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