Maker: Old Bushmills Distillery, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland (Diageo)
Age: NAS
ABV: 40%
Appearance: Burnt Orange, with a thick, clingy pearl necklace around the glass.
Nose: Tropical fruit salad. Papaya, pear, vanilla.
On the palate: Full-bodied, but light in flavor. Well-balanced between malty, floral flavors and heavy caramel ones.
Finish: Light and slightly sweet with a hint of vanilla. A little burn gives the finish some backbone.
Parting words: There’s an urban legend that only Irish Catholics drink Jameson and only Irish Protestants drink Bushmills. Any true Irish whiskey lover of any religion drinks whatever whiskey they like. So yes, it’s ok to drink Bushmills on St. Patrick’s day.
Compared to its peers, Bushmills strikes a balance between the floral tastes and aromas of Jameson and the relatively heavy caramel, grain whiskey flavors of Powers. Bushmills has a nice balance to it and avoids being dull like Tullamore. Bushmills won’t get mistaken for an upper shelf whiskey, but on the whole, it’s better than its peers. Bushmills is recommended.
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Nice post which There’s an urban legend that only Irish Catholics drink Jameson and only Irish Protestants drink Bushmills. Any true Irish whiskey lover of any religion drinks whatever whiskey they like. Thanks a lot for posting this article.