Whisky that TASTES like AUSTRALIA - Archie Rose Heritage RED GUM Single Malt Whisky
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2024
- I don't think I've ever tried a whisky that tastes more Australian than this Archie Rose Heritage Red Gum Cask Single Malt Whisky.
If you could capture the flavour of Australia in a bottle, this would be it.
A world first in cask maturation, and a uniquely Australian Single Malt Whisky.
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Terroir is interesting. I like that distilleries try and put their mark on the expressions by trying different things. Unfortunately, it comes at a high cost. Nice job Wade.
Believe it or not this is actually an affordable Australian whisky compared to other expressions from this country. It is an expensive place for a whisky lover my friend! Thanks for checking it out.
Sounds very interesting indeed - shame I'll never get to try it all the way over here...
Never say never my friend! This industry is young in Australia and expanding, in time I'm sure it will make its way around the world!
Thanks for sharing this whisky with us, Wade. It's not one I have any experience with. Love hearing about different manifestations of terroir influence.
It's fascinating isn't it! Who would have thought how many unique variations of whisky can be produced.
Great review, Wade! Sounds very interesting, would love to try it - going to be tricky over here in the United States, though!
Thank you my friend, yes I know it can be challenging when I review less accessible whiskies, but I have asked Archie Rose to let me know if they are exporting their whiskies, so hopefully I can come back to you soon with an answer.
Cheers Ethan 🥃
Hey Ethan, spoke again with Archie Rose and they are not currently available outside of Australia, but they have informed me that they are currently working on exporting them to foreign markets, so hopefully soon!
@@McIntyresMalts Sounds great - thank you for checking! Cheers 🥃🥃
I love trying new things like this! Whether they turn out to be good or bad doesn't matter with these unique whiskies. Yeah great if it tastes good but even if it doesn't, the fact that you've tried something so unique so interesting is reward enough. Chances are I'll never try this whisky but I did enjoy the whole review.
Congratulations on the Single Malt Monthly, already subscribed! Cheers brother 🥃
100% agree, unique experiences in whisky are fascinating. I am happy to send you a sample of this if you would like?
Also, thank you for signing up to The Single Malt Monthly, will be keen for your feedback. I gave you a shout out and link to your channel in last month's edition 👌
@@McIntyresMalts That is very kind of you thank you but it's very hard to send anything to Türkiye due to the customs laws.
Yeah no problem man but how I do read last month's edition? I must've forgot to subscribe before this time 🤦♂️
@@thewhiskyenthusiast Trying to figure out how to get previous editions out to newer subscribers, bear with me lol
@@McIntyresMalts no it doesn't unfortunately. Takes me to a login page
@@thewhiskyenthusiast I'll shoot you an email directly ;)
Hi Wade. I've tried the Goodradigbee Distillers ‘Jarrah Wood Cask’, ‘Ironbark Yellow Cask’, ‘Ironbark Red’, and ‘Tasmanian Blackwood’ single malts. I can't say they were fantastic, partly due to low ABV and a thin youngness. The Archie Rose ‘Red Gum’ sounds better. I'll look out for a pour somewhere or a sample maybe. Cheers.
If you manage to try it I hope you enjoy it!
I have tried Rye Stringybark. I thought it's unique, friends thought it tasted like ointment. Am curious to try this despite the mixed reaction to the previous one.
50-50 is still good odds. I have tried their Red Gum smoked and Stringy Bark smoked and absolutely loved them both for similar reasons of connection to home.
@@McIntyresMalts The smell of gum tree is uniquely Australian.
Yes, its expensive for a 2-3 year old, but looks and sounds fantastic! I'm a huge fan of Starward, so would love to try this. Different is good! Any idea if they got any plans to distribute to the UK Wade?
Hi Paul, I have asked Archie Rose and will see what they come back with as soon as I know!
@@McIntyresMalts Fantastic! Thank you Wade. Fingers crossed! 🤞
@@HawkerPaul Spoke again with Archie Rose and they are not currently available outside of Australia, but they have informed me that they are working on exporting them to foreign markets, so hopefully soon!
@@McIntyresMalts thank you so much for your detective work and for letting me know Wade. Fingers crossed! 😃
$200 for 2 years, I'd walk straight past that, sorry Wade, tell them their dreaming
I like the irony of The Castle reference Wayne 😉
It's not always about the age my friend, this tastes remarkable and in a blind NO ONE would be able to tell me this is a 2-3 year old whisky.
At the end of the day we are all chasing the best flavour we can find are we not? Not the oldest whisky 😉
@@McIntyresMalts i agree.....
Expensive.....200$ i can buy 2 bottle wery good whisky ))) Wade Slainte !
If you know Australian whisky this is not expensive believe it or not 😢
Many of our releases (unless they are the Starward or Morris) are typically $250 for only 500ml, so $219 for 700ml of a globally unique limited edition whisky with a one of a kind flavour profile... it's a fair price.
For context Archie Rose's standard single malt offering is $120 AUD.
Thanks for checking it out!
@@McIntyresMalts Wade i understand , but when there a 10-13 yo limited edition good Scotch whisky for 100-120$ , i will refrain from buing 2 yo Avstralian and New Zeland whisky .Don't be offended , thiss is my opinion ) Good luck !