Clontarf Trinity Irish Whiskey Assortment Set

Clontarf Single Irish Malt 200ml

Clontarf Reserve 200ml Clontarf 200ml

Clontarf Irish Whisky 200ml

Here are the tasting notes for Clontarf Single Irish Malt, also known as Clontarf 1014 Single Malt, a triple-distilled Irish whiskey aged in bourbon barrels:

Clontarf Single Irish Malt – Tasting Notes

Nose: Fruity and sweet: green apples, nectarines, banana. Light grassy tones, milk chocolate, and sawdust. Subtle hints of vanilla, citrus, and caramel

Palate: Starts with citrus fruits, honey, and raisins. Creamy at first, then shifts to a thinner mouthfeel—sunflower oil. dNotes of peach, green pepper, and spices. Slightly grainy texture with a touch of oak

Finish: Medium length. Lingering sweet fruits (peaches, raisins), vanilla. Hints of hazelnut, chili, and caramel

Clontarf Reserve 200ml

Here are the tasting notes for Clontarf Reserve, a blended Irish whiskey that combines 80% single malt with 20% grain whiskey:

Clontarf Reserve – Tasting Notes

Nose: Orange spice, vanilla, and caramel. Hints of cocoa, toffee, and charred oakS. lightly sharper and spicier than the Clontarf Single Malt

Palate: Sweet and mildly grainy on entry. Notes of lemongrass, green pepper, and light maple. Earthy undertones: uncooked asparagus, decaying leaves, and confectioner's sugar. Rich malt character with a peppery kick

Finish: Long and hearty, more pronounced than the Single Malt. Lingering pepper, vanilla, nuts, and malt. Slight toffee and wheat notes with a touch of peat smoke

Clontarf 200ml

A blend of ~15% pot still whiskey and ~85% column still grain whiskey, aged in bourbon casks and charcoal filtered.

Tasting Notes:

Nose: Light vanilla, sweet corn, apple juice, and soft grain aromas

Palate: Sweet and soft with vanilla, corn, and a touch of bourbon spice. Slightly slick texture, minimal spice. Secondary notes of grains and apple juice

Finish: Gentle, with lingering sweetness and faint oak