Bushmills Original
16900 ₸
/ pcs.The whiskey is golden in color.
The whiskey has a light fruity aroma with a hint of spices. The aroma also features notes of vanilla, transitioning to nuances of vanilla ice cream and crème brûlée.
The whiskey has a gentle, enveloping taste with a light honey sweetness. The fresh, crisp aftertaste is filled with spicy notes.
The whiskey makes a wonderful digestif. Due to its light taste, it is an excellent base for cocktails.
Specifications
- Country: Ireland
- Region: County Antrim
- Manufacturer: Bushmills
- Alc: 40%
- Type: Blended
- Serving temperature: 20-22 °C
- Filtration: Cold filtration
- Type of drink: Whiskey
Interesting facts
Whiskey "Bushmills" Original is described by the producer as the cornerstone of the Bushmills range. It consists of a blend of triple-distilled malt whiskey and grain Irish whiskey. This blend defines the soft and light character of the drink. Additionally, this recipe is the oldest in Ireland that has survived to this day. "Bushmills" Original has won numerous awards, including gold medals at "The Irish Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business), 2013" and "San Francisco World Spirits Competition, 2013", and silver medals at the "International Wine & Spirit Competition" in 2013 and 2014.
About the Manufacturer
Bushmills is considered the oldest distillery in the world to have received an official license to produce whiskey. This event dates back to 1608 when the distillery was owned by a certain Thomas Phillips, who was in the proximity of the King of Northern Ireland. It is no surprise that "Bushmills" is regarded as a benchmark for quality for whiskey produced in Ireland. Each generation of "Bushmills" owners has made their knowledgeable, wise, commercial, professional, and creative contributions to the development of the distillery, improving its production capabilities and product quality. For a considerable time, whiskey was produced using peat-dried malt. "Bushmills" was the only company to employ this method in Ireland. The uniqueness of "Bushmills" whiskey also lies in the fact that it uses only barley and employs triple distillation. Today, "Bushmills" has decided to merge with the "Coleraine" company.
