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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteTeeling Whiskey Distillery turns eleven this year, and as always, that calls for a special release. To mark the occasion, the Irish distillery is unveiling a new, ultra-limited Birthday Batch. The release is a blend of various single pot still and single malt whiskeys from the distillery and it packs a serious punch when it comes to ABV.
For this anniversary edition, Teeling selected whiskeys from the oldest stocks at the Dublin distillery. These matured in ex-sherry casks, delivering a full, rich flavor that lingers beautifully with every sip.
With this release, the distillery is also giving back. Proceeds from every bottle of Birthday Batch 11 sold will be donated to local charities in Dublin. This isn’t a first—they do the same every year with their special bottlings.
So whiskey lovers get to support a good cause while bringing home a delicious dram. A win-win, but how does it taste?
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Flavor profile of the Teeling Birthday Batch
Teeling has provided detailed tasting notes for the Birthday Batch 11 release, promising a full and layered experience in the glass. On the nose, expect warm pot still spices alongside toasted malt, freshly baked barley bread, dried fruits, honey, and vanilla. Subtle spice and hints of caramelized sugar add extra depth.
On the palate, this Irish whiskey opens lively with cracked pepper and citrus zest, followed by ripe orchard fruits, honeyed malt, and milk chocolate. The finish is long and silky, with gentle oak spice, butterscotch, roasted nuts, and dried fruit.
Teeling bottled the whiskey at 51.1% alcohol by volume (ABV).
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An exclusive anniversary release for Irish whiskey fans
The Teeling Whiskey 11th Birthday Batch is limited to just 500 individually numbered bottles. It’s available exclusively through the Teeling Whiskey Distillery gift shop in Dublin and online. The price is €90.11 per bottle—a nod to the distillery’s 11th anniversary. Find a bottle here.
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FAQ
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What is Teeling Birthday Batch 11?
A highly limited anniversary whiskey released to celebrate the 11th birthday of Teeling Whiskey Distillery. -
How many bottles are available?
Only 500 individually numbered bottles have been released. -
What makes this Teeling whiskey special?
It is bottled at 51.1% ABV, matured in ex-sherry casks, and proceeds go to local charities in Dublin.
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