Dark berries, hazelnuts and heritage—Single Pot Still redefined.
Redbreast 18 Year Old is the newest permanent expression in what’s widely regarded as Ireland’s most distinguished whiskey family. This is Single Pot Still at full maturity—bold, complex, and layered with nuance. Master Blender Dave McCabe has elevated the profile by introducing rare cream sherry casks from Antonio Páez Lobato into the ageing regime, joining the usual lineup of bourbon, oloroso sherry and ruby port casks. The result? A whiskey that’s both deeply Redbreast and entirely new.
Expect an abundance of dark berry aromas, hazelnut chocolate, and caramelised stone fruit, with polished oak and warm spice in the background. The palate is lush and full-bodied, where oak tannin frames sweet, sun-drenched fruit, ginger, liquorice and orange peel. It finishes long, rich, and impeccably balanced—every element in harmony, no single note overpowering the whole.
Whether you're a seasoned Redbreast drinker or diving into aged Irish whiskey for the first time, this is a definitive bottle—rich with tradition and not short on innovation.
Dark berries, hazelnuts and heritage—Single Pot Still redefined.
Redbreast 18 Year Old is the newest permanent expression in what’s widely regarded as Ireland’s most distinguished whiskey family. This is Single Pot Still at full maturity—bold, complex, and layered with nuance. Master Blender Dave McCabe has elevated the profile by introducing rare cream sherry casks from Antonio Páez Lobato into the ageing regime, joining the usual lineup of bourbon, oloroso sherry and ruby port casks. The result? A whiskey that’s both deeply Redbreast and entirely new.
Expect an abundance of dark berry aromas, hazelnut chocolate, and caramelised stone fruit, with polished oak and warm spice in the background. The palate is lush and full-bodied, where oak tannin frames sweet, sun-drenched fruit, ginger, liquorice and orange peel. It finishes long, rich, and impeccably balanced—every element in harmony, no single note overpowering the whole.
Whether you're a seasoned Redbreast drinker or diving into aged Irish whiskey for the first time, this is a definitive bottle—rich with tradition and not short on innovation.