Bushmills 12y Irish Single Malt Whiskey 46% 0.7 l Giftbox

Bushmills 12 Year Old PX Sherry Cask is an exceptional Irish single malt whiskey from a limited series that embodies the mastery and craftsmanship of the world's oldest licensed distillery. It is produced on the wild coast of County Antrim in Northern Ireland, near the iconic Giant's Causeway, where natural beauty complements tradition and precision.

Characteristics:

Bushmills 12 Year Old PX Sherry Cask is aged for at least 11 years in first-fill bourbon casks, giving it smoothness, structure, and vanilla notes. It is then finished for at least 12 months in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks (first and second fill), which enrich it with deep sweetness, fruitiness and complex spicy nuances.

Tasting profile:

Color: Golden copper.

Aroma: Sweet and rich – warm vanilla, dark chocolate, dried fruit (raisins, figs), honey, and delicate sweet spices.

Taste: Smooth and velvety, with hints of cloves, dates, raisins, espresso and licorice, which give way to vanilla sweetness and chocolate tones.

Finish: Elegant and long-lasting, with notes of dried fruit, vanilla, spices and molasses caramel.

Bushmills 12 Year Old PX Sherry Cask is a great example of how combining different casks can create a rich, multi-layered taste experience that will be appreciated by both experienced whiskey lovers and those looking for their first truly complex Irish single malt.

It comes in an elegant gift box, making it the perfect choice for a special gift – or for when you want to treat yourself.

About the Bushmills Distillery:

Bushmills, the world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, has its roots dating back to 1608, when a license to distill was granted in the northern coast of Ireland. With over 400 years of tradition, Bushmills is synonymous with quality and craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation. Every bottle of Bushmills is a testament to its rich history and the art of distillation.

Bushmills is not just a place where whiskey is made, it is also a community where family, friends, and neighbors work side by side in the distillery. The village and the distillery are inextricably linked—without the village, there would be no whiskey, and without whiskey, there would be no village.