Tasting Notes
- Nose: Rich dark fruits, honey sweetness, warm baking spices, toasted oak, dried figs
- Palate: Creamy vanilla, stewed plums, cinnamon bark, nutty pot still spice, chocolate undertones
- Finish: Medium to long with lingering port wine fruit, gentle pepper heat, oak tannins
Product Details
| Spirit Type | Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey |
|---|---|
| ABV | 46% |
| Volume | 700ml |
| Age Statement | 7 Years |
| Distillery | The Echlinville Distillery |
| Region | County Down, Ireland |
| Mash Bill | Unmalted and malted barley |
| Barrel Type | Premium Port & Sherry Casks |
Perfect For
- Irish Whiskey Exploration: Discovering authentic single pot still character with modern finishing techniques
- Neat Sipping: Complex enough for contemplative drinking with layers that unfold slowly
- Whiskey Cocktails: Adds depth to Irish coffee or whiskey sours with its fruit-forward profile
- Single Estate Appreciation: Experiencing true field-to-glass Irish whiskey craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Old Comber 7 Year taste like?
Old Comber 7 Year delivers classic single pot still Irish whiskey character enhanced by port and sherry cask finishing. Expect rich dark fruit flavors like plums and figs balanced with honey sweetness, warm spices, and the signature creamy texture that pot still whiskeys are known for.
Is Old Comber good for cocktails?
Yes, Old Comber's 46% ABV and fruit-forward profile make it excellent for cocktails. The port and sherry influence adds complexity to Irish coffee, while the pot still spice works beautifully in whiskey sours or old fashioneds that call for Irish whiskey.
How should I drink Old Comber 7 Year?
Enjoy Old Comber neat or with a splash of water to open up the port and sherry cask influences. The non-chill filtered bottling preserves full texture and flavor, making it ideal for sipping slowly to appreciate the single estate craftsmanship.
What makes Old Comber different from other Irish whiskeys?
Old Comber stands out as a true single estate Irish whiskey where every step happens at Echlinville Distillery. The combination of traditional pot still distillation, floor malting, and premium port and sherry cask finishing creates a uniquely complex profile rarely found in Irish whiskey.
Is Old Comber 7 Year worth the price?
For Irish whiskey enthusiasts seeking authentic single pot still character with premium cask finishing, Old Comber offers excellent value. The single estate production and traditional methods justify the premium over standard Irish blends, delivering complexity typically found in older expressions.
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.