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The brown liquor is now more popular, more diverse and, most importantly, more delicious than ever. There’s never been a better time to be a whiskey lover. Expect the usual Redbreast flavours but dialled up.If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. While Redbreast has a devout following, the cask strength represents the purest form of Redbreast. The 12 year old is one of the greatest value for money Irish Whiskies currently available. In recent years various expressions of the brand have now become available with 12 Year Old Cask, 15 year Old and 21 Year old additions.
It was off the market for a period of approximately 10 years until Irish Distillers reintroduced it in 1991 as a pure pot still whiskey from the Midleton distillery in its distinctive "dumpy" bottle after a complete overall in its quality with a revamping of its wood program to include both sherry and bourbon barrels. In 1986 Gilbey's entered an agreement to sell the brand name to Irish Distillers. Originally created by Gilbeys in the 19th Century, The last bottling of Redbreast under Gilbey's banner was in 1985. 'Built on a loyal following of ‘those in the know’, today Redbreast is the largest selling Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey in the world, and is considered the definitive expression of the traditional Irish spirit.'
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