Tullamore Dew reviews

I found this particular expression at a Premier Wine & Liquor location in Buffalo. The bottle and label are pre-makeover, and when I go on the website, I don't see this expression mentioned at all, so…

This review is of the bottle open for 8 months Nose: nice wine-scented spicy barley with gentle grain. There is also a honey-sweetness present. Very pleasantTaste: sharp pointed flavours from both the…

I almost forgot this one as given by the title. Nose: Not much, green fruit in the way of apples and under ripe pears. It slowly gives way to dusty hay and grains. There's a note if alcohol as well.Body…

Color: pale strawNose: Soft vanilla with traces of anise. Afer a while you'll discover some overripe mandarines. Water reveals some oaky notes.Taste: Again some vanilla and on the back of the tonque some…

Warm smooth medium sweet grainy not overly complex arival developes into short fast veggietable finish.

Sweet grainy arival, followed by veggietable,floral middle, which developes into short fast uneventful finish. Good dram for whisky newcomers.

Tullamore Dew got its name not from morning dew but from the man whose influence on this distillery was invaluable: Daniel Edmond Williams. The owners, William Grants & Sons, recently received permission…

As we lead up to St. Patrick's Day, it's time to look at an Irish whisky (I will do some more next week). Tullamore Dew gets it's name from a) the town of Tullamore and b) D. E. Williams, whose family…

This whisk(e)y is just pure sex. If they could bottle essence of sex this would be it delivered direct from the pussy lips of Claudia Schiffer....

Smooth, Sweet, with a honey/caramel tinge, but with body at £15 mark its selling for a bargain.