Irish whisky suggestions

LiquidChaos66

I'm not a whisky guy... But I LOVE Irish coffee. Suggestions for a reasonably priced quality Irish whisky? Thanks in advance guys!

Lee.mcglynn

Powers!!

matkn293

Jameson black barrel. For a cheaper Irish whiskey Paddy's is delightful

jgibv

rsherman24

If you are putting it in coffee, buy whatever is on sale. Personally I like 2 Gingers, Bushmills, Tulamore Dew, etc

LiquidChaos66

Liquor stores are closed.

LiquidChaos66

Brianak

LiquidChaos66

Hmmmmm I didn't see that at my liquor store. That looks cool too

90+ Irishman

Very nice Chaos! You also might consider Redbreast Irish whiskey. They are scotch whiskey if memory serves right, so a bit different by what you bought but I've heard very good things. They've got their entry level cheap stuff but they also have gotten some very high accolades about their higher end single malt old stuff.

90+ Irishman

Brianak:

I keep seeing that at my store Brian, love the bottle but have been wary since I hate to buy something that looks cool just to find out its a gimmick.

90+ Irishman

Lol I've also seen a few of different vintages of a brand called "The Irishman"..... Tempted just because that's what I'm known as here lol.

LiquidChaos66

Bushmills is the better of the two me thinks.

slamb@cigar.com

Bushmills, Tulla, and a new one I've been hooked on is Donegal.

LiquidChaos66

Ill have to look for those other two at my liquor store. Im willing to try anything for a good quality whisky for my Irish Coffee.

Lee.mcglynn

Bushmills is Protestant so if your a Irish guy stay away

pelirrojo

LiquidChaos66

Rob1110

For sipping, my recommendations: Tullamore Dew 10 Year - 4 Cask, Teeling Rum Cask Finished, The Irishman (any reserve), Knappogue Castle.

LiquidChaos66

Ive never been much of a liquor sipper... lol but ill check them out and see if that's something I can change.

Rob1110

They're soft (smooth) and complex enough to warrant sipping and just pricey enough (all under $50) to justify sipping and not mixing.