15 Best Whiskeys To Sip This Winter, According To Bartenders - Tasting Table
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15 Best Whiskeys To Sip This Winter, According To Bartenders - Tasting Table
"Decision fatigue got you down? We get it - walking into a liquor store without knowing your stuff can be intimidating, and of course, not all whiskeys are created equal. If you're having trouble figuring out what bottle (or bottles) to buy for your bar cart, you're in the right place. We caught up with a few experts in the whiskey business to gather their take on which bottles would be best enjoyed this winter, and the following list is full of bottles that are cheap and easy to find, as well as some you might have to hunt down. All, however, would be excellent choices for a cold-weather nightcap."
"Fans of Irish whiskey will undoubtedly be familiar with Redbreast, which produces some of the best Irish whiskies in the world. Everything that goes into the distilling process is sourced intentionally, from its water (which comes straight from the Dungourney River) to its barley (which comes from local farms in the Munster region). Redbreast is an obvious choice for Irish whiskey fans, and a wise one, according to more than one of our experts. Chris Walster, Whiskey and Beer Connoisseur at The Cask Connoisseur, recommends a bottle of Redbreast 27 as a rare spirit to keep your eyes peeled for. "Matured in a combination of bourbon and sherry casks, it offers a stunning depth of flavour: rich dried fruits, toasted nuts, delicate spices, and subtle oak notes. The finish is long and luxurious, making it a show-stopping addition to any serious collection," he said."
Whiskey selection is presented as a solution for cold-weather nightcaps, addressing decision fatigue and store intimidation. The list compiles expert-recommended bottles that range from affordable and easy to find to rare collectibles worth hunting. Redbreast is emphasized for its intentional sourcing—Dungourney River water and Munster-region barley—and for producing top-tier Irish whiskey. Redbreast 27 is highlighted for maturation in bourbon and sherry casks, delivering rich dried fruits, toasted nuts, delicate spices, subtle oak, and a long luxurious finish. The recommendations prioritize seasonal warmth, variety, and options for different budgets and collecting goals.
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