The Good, The Bad and The Smoky

Every gun makes its own tune and this one’s a melody of peated heat and smooth blended single malts. Having spent the first part of its life in ex-bourbon barrels, this stellar dram was then married and finished in, 125 litre, peated quarter casks for a minimum of 12 months, giving a campfire peated finish of outlaw days and sandblasted spice where whiskey was gold and justice was lead.

The smoky character of this blended malt pays homage to the spaghetti westerns of days gone by, with whiskey drawn from 3 corners of the Irish plains.

The palate offers a playful interlude between campfire smoke, bourbon sweetness and a slight salinity, followed by campfire embers, herbal spices, and cereal sweetness on the palate.

Bottled at 48% ABV, this is the first blended malt from the Whistler posse. Best enjoyed neat or over ice with your own group of banditos, outlaws, or cowboys.

Tasting Notes 

NOSE 

A playful interlude between campfire smoke, sweetness and a slight salinity.

PALATE 

Campfire embers with herbal spice, cereal sweetness, and a light caramel creaminess.

FINISH 

Long, smoky embers with a slight spice and sweetness remaining.