Garavogue 20 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey 700mL

Experience the rare harmony of tradition and innovation in the Garavogue 20-Year-Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey, a limited-release expression from Hawk’s Rock Distillery in Sligo, Ireland. Masterfully crafted by Helen Mulholland, the first woman inducted into the Whisky Magazine Hall of Fame, this exceptional whiskey has been double-distilled, non-coloured, and non-chill filtered for purity and depth.

Aged for a full 14 years in American oak ex-bourbon casks, then matured for an additional 6 years in a symphony of finishing casks — French Muscat, French Sauternes, Pedro Ximénez Sherry, and Barbadian Rum — this whiskey offers an unparalleled flavor journey.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: A rush of vanilla, warm peach, apricot, and spun sugar, balanced with floral and raisin notes.

• Palate: Creamy vanilla citrus, buttery ripe apples, hints of black coffee, walnut, and pepper, finishing with raisin and sugarcane.

• Finish: Long, warming, and brimming with fresh fruit sweetness.

How to Enjoy

Savor neat or with a splash of spring water to unlock its complex layers. Ideal for contemplative sipping or marking a special occasion.

Why It Stands Out

• 20 years aged with precision and patience

• Finished in four unique casks for extraordinary depth

• Crafted by a trailblazing Master Blender

• Limited-edition release: only a select few bottles available

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this whiskey chill-filtered or colored?
A: No. It’s both non-chill filtered and non-coloured, preserving its full character and natural color.

Q: What makes this whiskey unique?
A: The rare combination of four different finishing casks and 20 years of maturation creates a complex, multi-layered flavor experience that’s truly one-of-a-kind.

Q: Who is the master blender?
A: Helen Mulholland, a pioneering figure in Irish whiskey, with nearly 30 years at Bushmills and now leading innovation at Hawk’s Rock.

Q: Is this a collectible item?
A: Yes, this is a limited release, ideal for collectors and connoisseurs seeking rare Irish single malts.

Q: How strong is the whiskey?
A: It has a 47% ABV, providing a rich and powerful yet smooth drinking experience.