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J.J. Corry Anfa No.2 has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 50%.

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J.J. Corry Anfa No.2 is a Irish Whiskey, produced by J.J. Corry.

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J.J. Corry Anfa No.2 is available in 700ml bottles.

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Irish Whiskey

J.J. Corry

J.j. Corry Anfa No.2

Name: J.J. Corry Anfa No.2
Brand: J.J. Corry
SKU: 6250366074a61b8d3724d520
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

50%

Retailers

It's the second release of J.J. Corry's Anfa blended Irish whiskey, created as part of a team-up with Drinks by the Dram! Lots of fresh fruit notes to enjoy here, wrapped up in wav...

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J.j. Corry Anfa No.2

£138.46 £0.198/ml

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Product Details

Name J.j. Corry Anfa No.2

Brand J.J. Corry

Average Price £138.46

Type Irish Whiskey

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 50%

Country of Origin Ireland

Created On CasKompare 04-08-2022

Product Description

It's the second release of J.J. Corry's Anfa blended Irish whiskey, created as part of a team-up with Drinks by the Dram! Lots of fresh fruit notes to enjoy here, wrapped up in wave after wave of vanilla and honeycomb. In case you were wondering where the name comes from, it's from the Irish word for 'storm', a hint to Ireland's windswept coasts.
~ Master of Malt