Whiskey - Irish Whiskey 'Three Crowns Peated' (700 ml. boxed) - Dunvilles - Dunvilles - 1
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Irish Whiskey 'Three Crowns Peated' (700 ml. boxed) - Dunvilles

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Product Category
Whisky
Designation
Blended Whisky
Type
Irish Whiskey
Type of Production
Distilled
Other Features
Filtered, Peaty
Grape / Raw material
malt
Size
700 ml.
Country
Ireland
Alcohol Content
43.5% vol.
Service Temperature
16° – 18° C.
Suggested Glass
Tulip glass very large
Packaging
Metal Case
Food Matches
After Dinner - Meditation
Tasting
Color: golden yellow Bouquet: toffee and roasted coffee bean, fruity notes Taste: apricot, salted caramel, a touch of blackberry and basil, peaty.
DUN-THREE-CROWNS-PEATED
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Irish Whiskey 'Three Crowns Peated' by Dunvilles is the peaty expression of the Dunville range. It is made with a blend of single malt and single grain Irish whiskeys which have been granted a period of aging in peaty cask to add its characteristic smokiness. Bouquet with notes of toffee and roasted coffee bean. In the mouth aromas of apricot, salted caramel, a touch of blackberry and basil. An exciting drink, as peaty Irish whiskeys are not common.

Dunville’s initially began as a tea and spirits merchant company based in Belfast, founded by John Dumville, though the spelling was changed to Dunville in 1825. However, it soon ditched the tea and became largely successful as an Irish whiskey blender, and in 1869 built its own distillery, the Royal Irish Distilleries. At its peak, the distillery had a capacity of over 2.5 million gallons per annum, making it amongst the largest in the country. When the last heir and chairman Robert Dunville died in 1931, the company began to flounder, and in 1936 Dunville & Co. was liquidated. However, the story doesn’t end there. In 2013, the Echlinville distillery acquired the Dunville’s name and in the following years, it would relaunch the brand, including its famous Three Crowns expression.

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