| Management number | 248653548 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$30.00 | Model Number | 248653548 | ||
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Blended Irish Whiskey | 46% ABV (92 Proof) | 750mL | Malt & Grain Whiskey Blend | Bourbon, Oloroso PX & Sherry Cask Influence
J.J. Corry The Gael Irish Whiskey is the flagship blend from J.J. Corry, a modern Irish whiskey bonder based in County Clare. Rather than distilling whiskey itself, J.J. Corry revives the traditional Irish bonding model by sourcing mature Irish whiskeys, carefully blending them, and maturing or finishing them to create layered, balanced releases.
The Gael is a blend of malt and grain Irish whiskeys with an age profile ranging from 5 to 30 years old. It is matured using American bourbon casks along with Oloroso PX hogshead casks, bringing together classic Irish orchard fruit, stone fruit, floral notes, citrus sweetness, and sherry-influenced depth. The result is a polished Irish whiskey that feels bright and fruit-forward while still offering enough spice, oak, and dried fruit complexity for serious sipping.
Bottled at 46% ABV, J.J. Corry The Gael offers more texture and structure than many lighter Irish whiskeys. Its profile leans into ripe red apple, white peach, apricot, orange hard candy, candied orange peel, apricot frangipane tart, peach cobbler, mint, honey, cocoa, and soft oak. For customers looking for a premium blended Irish whiskey with true bonder heritage, The Gael is one of the most distinctive bottles in the category.
J.J. Corry The Gael Irish Whiskey is best enjoyed neat in a whiskey glass to appreciate its orchard fruit, stone fruit, citrus, floral notes, honey, cocoa, and soft oak. Let it rest briefly in the glass before sipping so the fruit and cask influence can open.
A few drops of water can bring forward more peach, apricot, orange peel, and honey while softening the spice. It can also be served over a large ice cube for a smoother, slower pour. For cocktails, use it in an Irish Old Fashioned, whiskey highball, Irish coffee variation, or a whiskey sour when you want a more refined Irish whiskey base with fruit and cask complexity.
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