Size: 750 ml
Proof: 80
Created:The Middleton Distillery
From the bar, a company was born. In 1869, Thomas H. Handy purchased the Sazerac Coffeehouse and began to acquire and market brands of liquor. He bought out the rights to Peychaud's Bitters in 1873. In the 1890s his company began to bottle and market the Sazerac cocktail, now made with rye whiskey instead of brandy. In addition, the company operated the Sazerac Bar on Royal Street. Later, Handy's former secretary, C. J. O'Reilly, chartered the Sazerac Company. Ever since (except for a stint as a delicatessen and grocery vendor during Prohibition), the Sazerac Company has distilled an ever-increasing line of fine spirits. Today, we are still an independent, American family owned company and proud owners of many of America's most venerable distilling companies - Buffalo Trace Distillery, A. Smith Bowman, Glenmore Distillery, Barton, Fleischmann, Medley and Mr. Boston.
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"}" data-react-class="BuyerApp.Components.ToggleText" data-mce-fragment="1">TasteGreen Spot Irish Whiskeyoffers a classic and unique taste.Offering a clean, smooth character with subtle flavors on the palate, making it an ideal Whiskey to drink elegantly, on the rocks, or as a cornerstone for countless classical cocktails, Green Spot Irish Whiskey uses The Middleton Distillerywith timeless traditional essence, creating a memorable palate experience for those who appreciate the authenticity of this iconic brand. Itisfloral and fragrant with prominent notes of elderflower and honeysuckle alluding to fruitier notes of ripe red plum and nectarine. Fresh fruit continues on the palate with exquisite biscuity flavors. Smooth, long finish.History
Green Spot Irish Whiskeyis a brand based on the spirit of independent entrepreneurship. Founded in The Middleton Distillery, is known for its craft and commitment to quality. Each bottle reflects the brand's commitment to providing an authentic Bourbon experience to itssophisticated roots. It is remarkable a unique sophisticated crafted bourbon.while keeping the freshness and verve of classicWhiskey distilling. Green Spot Irish Whiskeyis a unique spirit combination of malted and un-malted barley which is triple distilled in copper pot stills.
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