For its Method and Madness series, Midleton finished its single pot still whiskey in cherry wood! It was treated to this unique finish after an initial maturation in bourbon and sherry casks. Cherry w... Read more
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| Name | Midleton Method And Madness Single Pot Still Cherry Wood Finish |
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| Brand | Midleton |
| Average Price | £76.50 |
| Type | Irish Whiskey |
| Volume | 700ml |
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| Country of Origin | Ireland |
| Created On CasKompare | 04-08-2022 |
For its Method and Madness series, Midleton finished its single pot still whiskey in cherry wood! It was treated to this unique finish after an initial maturation in bourbon and sherry casks. Cherry wood is special because it's particularly porous, imparting notes of coconut, ginger and black tea to the whiskey. Very funky stuff from the folks over in County Cork!~ Master of Malt
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Midleton, County Cork, Ireland is home to the Midleton distillery complex. Irish Distillers, a division of Pernod Ricard, is the owner of it. The Old Midleton Distillery, which was built nearby and is now a tourist attraction called the Jameson Experience, dates back to the early 17th century. The Irish Distillers Group was founded in 1966 as a result of a merger of John Power & Son, John Jameson & Son, and the Cork Distilleries Company (which controlled the Old Midleton distillery). The newly created company's board made the decision to shut down its current distilleries and move all operations to a new location. As the only existing site with space for expansion, this was constructed in Midleton. Production ceased at The Old Jameson Distillery in July 1975, and it started again at the new one. Today, a tourist center occupies the former distillery. Irish Distillers invested approximately €200 million to quadruple the plant's capacity and construct a new maturation facility in the neighbouring town of Dungourney since 2010, greatly expanding the distillery. One of the most cutting-edge distilleries in the world, Midleton connects its production sites with fiber-optic networks. The distillery has three 75,000-liter pot stills—the biggest stills in use right now anywhere in the world—as well as three column stills, which are combined to create several whiskey varieties. The distillery is the biggest in Ireland, with an annual output capacity of 64 million liters. The distillery also has a tiny distillery, which can produce roughly 50,000 L of alcohol annually using smaller pot stills.
