Origin: Ireland

Since it was released in the late 1990s it has been commemorated with numerous gold medals.

Connemara is an Irish whiskey , its hook being the smokiness associated with the malts produced by its neighbours, Scotland, and its aging in bourbon barrels.

Pale gold colour. Smoked aroma with light notes of pear, apple, nuts and honey. Soft, silky on the palate with a sweet start of honey, followed by malt, fruit and peat. long and elegant finish.

Bot. 70Cl. 40º

THE CELLAR

Kilbeggan Distillery is the oldest licensed distillery in Ireland, retaining its license to distill whiskey on the same site and in the same 260 year old buildings.

It is situated on the banks of the Brosna River, with excellent access to the three natural ingredients necessary for whiskey distillation - water, grains and natural yeasts. In fact, they still use the water from the Brosna River to make the whiskey.