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Accord Stone Irish Whiskey
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Accord Stone Irish Whiskey

$65.00
Accord Stone represents a bold new chapter in Irish whiskey, distilled at the Great Northern Distillery in Dundalk, County Louth. This inaugural batch takes the unusual step of marrying spirit matured in both sherry and bourbon casks, creating a flavor profile that bridges Spanish and American oak traditions without leaning too heavily on either. At 50% ABV and bottled without chill filtration or added color, it's a whiskey that showcases the distillery's commitment to full-flavored, uncompromised spirit. The dual-cask maturation shows up immediately on the nose: sticky toffee pudding mingles with maple syrup and honey, the kind of sweetness that suggests bourbon influence balanced by the darker, richer fruit character that sherry barrels impart. On the palate, that richness deepens into dark chocolate and hazelnuts, with cinnamon spice cutting through alongside cigar tobacco and bourbon-soaked apples. The texture is notably lush, and the higher proof carries those flavors without aggressive heat. Great Northern Distillery has been producing spirit for other brands for years, but Accord Stone marks their entry into house-brand Irish whiskey. The "slow cut" production method refers to a deliberate, patient distillation that prioritizes flavor retention over speed, a choice that pays dividends in a whiskey this robust. Non-chill filtration preserves the oils and congeners that give the spirit its full body, though it may cloud slightly when chilled or diluted, a sign of quality rather than a flaw. This bottle works beautifully alongside dark chocolate desserts, aged cheddar, or a post-dinner cigar. It's substantial enough to stand up to grilled or smoked meats, particularly duck or lamb with rich, caramelized crusts. Pour it neat or with a splash of water to open up the interplay between sherry depth and bourbon sweetness. At Off Premise, we've found it's a compelling choice for anyone curious about where Irish whiskey is headed beyond the familiar single pot still and grain blends that dominate the category.
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