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Lot 74
Lough Ree The Bridge - Rindoon Single Cask Release, Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Result:
Sold
Hammer Price:
€80
Bid History:
15 Bids
Distillery:
Lough Ree
Country:
Ireland
Age:
14 years
Strength:
43%
Bottle Size:
70cl
Bottle No:
Bottle no. 133 of 306
Condition:
Lot condition is very good as per the photographs, no issues have been noted.
Estimate:
€140 - €160
Description:
On the western shore of Lough Ree, on St. John’s Point peninsula, lies the abandoned medieval town of Rindoon. Built in the early 13th century, and estimated to have a population in its heyday of 1,000 people (the population of London at the time was 20,000), it was a significant Anglo-Norman settlement of its time. Its a fascinating place, which unfortunately is closed to the public now. A rare and most unusual release, this is the first Irish whiskey ever finished in a Montbazilliac sweet wine cask from France, imparting complex fruit and nut flavours to this single malt. Like all of The Bridge releases, this is a non chill-filtered whiskey with no added colour.
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All our lots are pre-owned so there may be some element of normal wear & tear present. If we ourselves have noted something unusual (beyond normal wear & tear) we will have mentioned it in the 'Condition' section.
We cannot be responsible for natural blemishes in the grain of wooden presentation boxes - wood is a natural product and it comes the way it comes.
If you have any other comments to make, specific queries to ask, or have noted any issues with a lot, please click here to contact us and we will get back to you promptly.