Being a Master Distiller at any distillery is an extremely prestigious and innovative position, but working at the Midleton Distillery will put you in the history books. Since 1984, midleton very rare vintage release 2022 has allowed its master distillers to craft their own distinctive Irish whiskey, known as a Midleton Very Rare Whiskey, a Vintage release. Talk about benefits of the job! Kevin O’Gorman is the creator of 2022 Very Rare.

O’Gorman has been poring over Midleton’s vast stock for months in order to create an extraordinary mix of uncommon, carefully chosen single-pot still and single-grain Irish whiskeys that is strikingly well-balanced. The whiskies were aged in American oak barrels that had been mildly charred from ex-bourbon, ranging in age from 12 to 33 years. This is an outstanding mix that any collector or whisky enthusiast would be proud to own. It is elegant and full of taste layers.

Master distiller Ryan Lang of Middle West Spirits says, “My family history plays a part in why I founded a distillery.” “There’s four generations of distillers blood in my veins, although I might be the first generation to do this legally.” In 2008, Brady Konya, a marketing whiz, and Lang launched Middle West Spirits, which is housed in a 10,000 square foot warehouse in the center of the Ohio River Valley. Together, the two successfully combine the best ingredients, age-old craftsmanship, and contemporary distillation procedures.

The alluring scent of 2022 Very Rare has a strong fruit component, with notes of candied apple and mandarin giving way to flavors of charred oak, white pepper, nutmeg, chocolate, and toffee. Notes of orange zest, caramelized apples, pot still spices, and cereal abound on the rich and opulent palate. The end is charred wood and pot-still spices that caress your taste buds for what feels like an eternity.

Despite the widespread misconception that whisk(e)y was invented by the Scots, Irish whiskey was referenced over a century before its Scottish counterpart.

Irish whiskey was created by the perfume making monks who changed a few ingredients in their recipe.

As long as Irish whiskey is aged for a minimum of three years in wooden casks and has a maximum ABV of 94.8%, it can be created using a variety of grains and procedures and is not subject to many restrictions in order to be deemed “pure.”

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