Teeling Wonders of Wood, Virgin Portuguese Oak Irish Whiskey

This second edition in the Wonders of Wood series consists of Single Pot Still crafted from a recipe of 50% malted barley and 50% un-malted barley, which has been triple distilled in the Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin and then matured in virgin Portuguese oak barrels. Portuguese oak is native to the Iberian Peninsula and has a higher tannin content than other oak variants normally used in the Whiskey industry. Lots of big flavors!
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[@emcrolls]

I LOVE madeira. would be fun taste I bet

[@4LeafWhiskey]

You would! It’s got a lot of flavor and spice!

[@TheWhiskeyNerd]

Now that sounds like a LOT of flavour! I'll be at Teeling with the IWS later this month to try some soon-to-be released whiskeys, hopefully I get some valuable intel!

[@4LeafWhiskey]

I’d love to hear what you think!

[@darekwhiting9026]

I have not tried this but it does sound amazing, it seems even at a $100 this would be worth looking for.

[@4LeafWhiskey]

It’s honestly one I would buy again for $100. Skip the Redbreast Kentucky Oak or Tawny Port, I’d get this one

[@pizzawarlord9232]

Don't be diising my Kentucky Oak. I love the KO 😂😂 I bought the 1st in the series but not this one. I think I need to go find one and try now. How did it compare to the first Wonder of Wood?

[@4LeafWhiskey]

lol! I passed on the Chinkapin Oak, but this one is very good. I imagine the first release will be less tannins and less spice.

[@ddreese]

Still waiting on word about the Virgin Swedish Oak expression that they were approved for labelling for last year.

[@4LeafWhiskey]

Agreed, that one kind of fell off the radar. I do hope they release it

[@ragingirishman6969]

Thanks for the review about this release and Im going to buy it this afternoon after watching your review. I’m glad they made it 100pf. Love the channel

[@williamdavelaar]

You are correct. This pour is great with a cigar 🙂