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Boom I'm trying this! Not with the same whisky and stout as I can't find them but Guinness and maybe a Teeling Small Batch. Oh by the way in my recent travels at duty free I found two of the Two Stacks canned whiskies, The Single Malt Double Barrel & Irish Whiskey. They look so much fun so I popped them into the freezer and looking forward to trying them 😃

This sounded way better then the "entrance" Roe & Co I had a few years ago. I hope it shows up, especially in time for March! Thanks for sharing, cheers! (And yes, we Canadians would love that touch of Maple Syrup!)

I have never had a Limoncello sour, but it looks like a winner! Thanks for the recipe and the detailed explanation of the whys and hows. Thanks for sharing. Happy Weekend.

I am enjoying my 750ml bottle.

My friends loved this and talked alot about it. I tried one a while back in a bar and didn't really get on with it. I might have to try in the house with my own pour.

The 16 yo could well be my fav whiskey, but it is pricey.

Have you ever had a Limoncello Sour?

Hi Matt, which do you prefer the Irish Man Founders Reserve or the Writers Tears Copper Pot?

What did you think of this whiskey was it nice and have you tryed the hibiki harmony too

What do you think of this whiskey and do you think they will have an other batch of that next year (this Christmas)

I was just thinking about Powers John's Lane Single Pot Still again and stumbled upon this review! Well said! Lovely dram. Only ever bought the one bottle before, a few years ago, but I'm itching to buy a second!

what was the name of the bitters? it would be cool if you displayed a list of the ingredients and measurements to screenshot for us. thanks.

What's your favourite whiskey and beer cocktail?

Was eyeing the Lunasa in my local bottle shop and bought it off this recommendation for a whiskey tasting tonight, will report back!

Hahah that's a brilliant set up 😃I love hauf n hauf and even better when they actually collaborate. Cheers Matt!

What do you think of whiskey and beer pairings?

looks really nice

Might have to steal this one for my show

Hi Matt, I like your choices. I would add Kilbeggan traditional to the list as it is under 50 Euros and a very good whiskey.

Hi Matt, Thank you for doing a review on Teeling small batch. I recently got it as I really liked the idea of finishing it in rum casks ( btw I like drinking rum during cold winters) and also their bottle design. In addition to what you said about the nose, I predominantly smell ripe Jackfruit or a ripe Orange. I totally agree with you about the finish that it tingles, may be like sichuan peppers. Btw I prefer drinking it neat. I like it more than Jameson.

Have you tried any whiskeys from Dingle?

I like the standard Single Malt. How is the 2nd Bourbon cask different?

Aloha from Hawaii! Currently mine is a paper plane.

Nice combo of flavours!

What's your favourite after-dinner drink?

Genepi - not familiar with this, but will give it a try. Thanks for making and sharing. Cheers.

Just got myself a few bottles of Poitin so I thought i'd give this a wee watch to see what flavours to look out for!

thanks explaining how to use a cocktail smoker, now I have Deep Purple's "smoke on the water" stuck in my head

And here I always thought the three most beautiful words in the English language were eighteen-year-old. I guess I have been deceived all these years. EUR85.00 for a twenty-one-year-old whiskey that sounds this delicious...? Sign me up!

Cheeky 17 year old variant coming out pre paddy’s day or so I hear 👀

What whiskeys do you think are great value?

Man, as someone who loves Benedictine and Old Fashioneds, I can't believe I've never tried this yet. Definitely adding this to the lineup at home. Thanks, Matt!!

I think you should do all of them but as a blind. and see if you have same result. I love how taste can change day to day.

Oh I so want to try all these. thanks for the battle was so much fun. cheers

I'm beginning to think I should pull the trigger on this collection. I tried some early 'Work in Progress' style Dingles and wasn't convinced .

Do you prefer your favorite from today over the Dingle Samhain Single Malt Whiskey?

Have you tried any of these whiskeys? If so, let me know your favourite!

It's a Flight Fight! What a difference a finishing cask makes. It's official that the port-finished Dingle seems to be your preferred to-date tipple. They all sound delicious, with the rum-finished option sounding good, providing the sugariness one would associate with an aged rum. I enjoy how you offer the story behind each bottle's name and a bit of history for each, and most importantly, the Gaelic name for each bottle (and the way the names just roll off your tongue). It's like your Irish or something. Nonetheless, it's the new kid on the block which takes home the chicken dinner! Unfortunately, I've not seen any of these options in the States, so I may be relegated to hunting online for a bottle. Not that this is a bad thing. Thanks for this video - I'm sure it was quite an enjoyable one to make. Cheers!

I like the idea of mixing apple juice and ginger ale

This sounds really good!

What's your favourite whiskey cocktail?

That does sound great!

I've had some Dingle, but not from this Era!

Love hearing the story behind each release. Thank you

I have all of the wheel of the year series. Dingle are among my favourite whiskeys. They are all lovely, but really loved the Grianstad an Gheimhridh and Bealtaine.

Have you tried any whiskeys from Dingle?

..a great pour for the price range 🥸

finally came across this tonight at the liquor store..thought it was brand new..didn't know it had been a travel whiskey for years..very smooth, but a little to sherry sweet for me

It's just becoming available in the states. Grabbed two bottles in Minneapolis. Going for $59/bottle here. Scored a 93 by Whisky Advocate.

Thanks for your review. Kinda perfect for this product that you're from here and there. For Other People: I'm no good at discerning tasting notes, but (having sipped off a bottle this last day off-and-on with a, "2XO," American Bourbon barrel double-oaked), the, "Irish and Bourbon," is heavier bodied (?), spicier, less sweet. Among the haul from Morelli's Tedesco (incl. Russell's 10 & barrel strength, Woody Creek Rye, Clyde Mays Rye, JB blk 7yr & the 2XO), by comparison, I'm disappointed in the others. Would I rather I'd bought seven of the Keeper's Heart? Dunno. I don't care for sweet or wheated, and I sip so little at a time I prefer flavors from more expensive bottles (just can't buy them).... This combo sort'a gets closer.... It's not a thirteen year high-rye Bourbon, but deff more interesting than any four year bourbon, or even Russell's B-Strength Bourbon.