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Hyde No.9 Iberian Cask 1906 Commemorative Edition
Hyde No.9 Iberian Cask 1906 Commemorative Edition
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- BrandHyde
- CategoryIrish Whiskey
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryHyde
- Maturation charred ex-Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol43.0%
Port-finished Irish Whiskey delight.
The Hyde family have been involved in the Irish drink business for quite some time: they owned a famous West Cork bar between 1640 and 1962 where they sold Irish Whiskey and Stout on tap. Their bonded Whiskey was so fine it was the stuff of legend. Today, the family doesn’t own a bar anymore, but they’re still an important part of the industry. Alan and Conor Hyde are prominent bonders and purveyors of fine Irish Whiskey, and their name is still a celebration of tradition, know-how, and legacy.
Hyde No. 9 Iberian Cask is a superb thrice-distilled gem that was matured in charred ex-Bourbon barrels for eight years before it was moved to succulent Tawny Port casks from Northern Portugal for another nine months. It’s a limited affair and certainly worth your attention.
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dark fruit
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cinnamon
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nutmeg
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blackberry
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raisin
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green apple
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hazelnuts
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honey
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spicy
Appearance / Color
Dark amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Lush dark fruits evolve into cinnamon, nutmeg, blackberry, and raisin coming from the Port.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The fruit-forward palate brings notes of green apples, dried fruit, and hazelnut, giving way to lingering notes of honey, citrus, spice, vanilla, and black pepper.
Finish
A medium to long finish with a malty and spicy echo.
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Port-finished Irish Whiskey delight.
The Hyde family have been involved in the Irish drink business for quite some time: they owned a famous West Cork bar between 1640 and 1962 where they sold Irish Whiskey and Stout on tap. Their bonded Whiskey was so fine it was the stuff of legend. Today, the family doesn’t own a bar anymore, but they’re still an important part of the industry. Alan and Conor Hyde are prominent bonders and purveyors of fine Irish Whiskey, and their name is still a celebration of tradition, know-how, and legacy.
Hyde No. 9 Iberian Cask is a superb thrice-distilled gem that was matured in charred ex-Bourbon barrels for eight years before it was moved to succulent Tawny Port casks from Northern Portugal for another nine months. It’s a limited affair and certainly worth your attention.
- BrandHyde
- CategoryIrish Whiskey
- CountryIreland
- DistilleryHyde
- Maturation charred ex-Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol43.0%
-
dark fruit
-
cinnamon
-
nutmeg
-
blackberry
-
raisin
-
green apple
-
hazelnuts
-
honey
-
spicy
Appearance / Color
Dark amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Lush dark fruits evolve into cinnamon, nutmeg, blackberry, and raisin coming from the Port.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The fruit-forward palate brings notes of green apples, dried fruit, and hazelnut, giving way to lingering notes of honey, citrus, spice, vanilla, and black pepper.
Finish
A medium to long finish with a malty and spicy echo.
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