Lough Ree - The Bridge Whiskey Inchenagh 70cl FrenchInchenagh (Inse anach island; river meadow) is an Island of approximately 76 acres in the northern end of Lough Ree, with a varied and interesting history. Back in the ninth century, the Bishop and Abbot, Saint Caencomhrac grew weary of being venerated as a prophet, and sought out a life of solitude for himself on the island of Inchenagh, in Lough Ree and died there on July 23rd 898. There are remains of a ringfort on the Island to this day. Moving
A rapid stream full of trout feeds into the lake from Lough Oura
but decisive thanks to a bold sapidity
Drappier is one of the few Houses producing Rosé by the saignée method
If you require a different amount
They completed their first vintage in 2008
County Cork is also home to the centuries-old tradition of distilling authentic Irish whiskey
ABV 13%Artistic LabelSherazade
celebrated as the top-selling Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey worldwide
and toasted walnuts that linger in the finish
is among the most creative and successful winery families in California’s famed Napa Valley
still at reasonable prices
and the domaine is being taken in a biodynamic directionVinificationClassic bottle fermentation
