What is the cheapest price for St Patrick's 7 Year Old?

The lowest price for St Patrick's 7 Year Old is £48.19 from 1 online retailers.

What is the ABV of St Patrick's 7 Year Old?

St Patrick's 7 Year Old has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 45%.

What type of whisky is St Patrick's 7 Year Old?

St Patrick's 7 Year Old is a Irish Whiskey, produced by St Patrick's.

What size bottle does St Patrick's 7 Year Old come in?

St Patrick's 7 Year Old is available in 700ml bottles.

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St Patrick's 7 Year Old prices range from £48.19 to £48.19, with an average price of £48.19.

Irish Whiskey

St Patrick's

St Patrick's 7 Year Old

Name: St Patrick's 7 Year Old
Brand: St Patrick's
SKU: 6250077f74a61b8d370e32f1
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

45%

Retailers

St Patrick's 7 Year Old is a particularly mellow Irish blend featuring whiskey matured in first-fill bourbon barrels, bringing all those delicious vanilla notes to the fore. More t...

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Master of Malt

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St Patrick's 7 Year Old

£48.19 £0.069/ml

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Product Details

Name St Patrick's 7 Year Old

Brand St Patrick's

Average Price £48.19

Type Irish Whiskey

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 45%

Country of Origin Ireland

Created On CasKompare 04-08-2022

Product Description

St Patrick's 7 Year Old is a particularly mellow Irish blend featuring whiskey matured in first-fill bourbon barrels, bringing all those delicious vanilla notes to the fore. More than suitable for sipping neat, but would also make for some interesting (and tasty) takes on classic whiskey cocktails...
~ Master of Malt