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Spirit is the general term for whisky that you may not call whisky because it has not been aged in oak barrels for 3 years or longer, or because it has an alcohol content of less than 40%.The spirit that has not matured or matured not long enough is also called 'new spirit'. This is the spirit that we can encounter at the liquor store. This usually concerns the product of new distilleries that have been in production for less than 3 years.
The spirit with less than 40% alcohol usually results by alcohol evaporation from the cask. You will rarely find this spirit in the store (according to rumors it usually disappears in blended malts, or even in single malts, but officially that is not allowed).
Dubhghlas is Scottish for 'black water', and that is the name in Dutch of the river where a new distillery has been built. And this bottling is a preview of the whiskies that Dubhghlas wants to bring to the market. It is a grain, this spirit, at 63.7%.
The Holyrood Distillery makes new make spirit based on old Edinburgh brewing and distillery recipes. You can see that described on the label of this New Make edition, for example. Here, 2 types of yeast and a relatively long fermentation time are used.
Made from 3 types of malt and 2 types of yeast with a fermentation time of 71 hours. That's this New Make from the Brewer's Series from the new Holyrood Distillery in Edinburgh. On the label you will find further details of the distilling process. (60%)
Darach Poitín is Celtic-Irish for oak-aged new make spirit. And that's what this bottling is. A pot-still spirit, triple distilled in the classic Irish way and bourbon-aged, it gives you a good idea of Macaloney's house style. Makes one curious! (46%)
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