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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteIf you're travelling this summer, keep an eye out at the Travel Retail shelves in airports. The Irish whiskey brand Two Stacks has kicked off an exclusive new whiskey series: the Two Stacks Flight Series.
FAQ
- What is the Two Stacks Flight Series whiskey?
It's a Seven Year Old Single Malt, matured in ex-Barolo wine barrels, bottled at 48% ABV, and part of a collector's series inspired by migratory birds.
- Where can the Two Stacks Flight Series be purchased?
Exclusively at The Irish Whiskey Collection in Dublin Airport Duty Free, Terminal 2.
- How much does the Two Stacks Flight Series whiskey cost?
75 euros.
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Two Stacks launches its first-ever airport exclusive whiskey
Two Stacks Irish Whiskey has teamed up with Duty Free retail chain ARI for its first ever travel retail whiskey.
Together they're launching the Two Stacks Flight Series, a collection centered around Ireland's migratory birds, symbolizing the movement of both people and spirits across borders.
Shane McCarthy, co-founder of Two Stacks, says the Flight Series is about more than just whiskey—it's about completing the journey.
'It (the whiskey, ed.) captures moments, travels and the beauty of migration in liquid form. Starting with the Barn Swallow felt like a perfect symbol of return and connection.'- Shane McCarthy
What kind of barrels are used for the exclusive Two Stacks whiskey?
The first whiskey in the series is now out. It's a seven-year-old Irish Single Malt whiskey that originates from ex-Barolo wine barrels. These barrels have given the gentle Irish spirit a powerful taste.
The flavor of the Barolo is clearly reflected in the Irish whiskey with notes of black cherries and plums.
What are the tasting notes for the Two Stacks Flight Series The Barn Swallow whiskey?
The tasting notes of the Irish whiskey go as follows:
- Nose: Ripe, red fruit, toasted oak, and a hint of spice.
- Palate: Juicy black cherries, plums, soft tannins.
- Finish: Long and warming with a subtle dry touch from the wine and lingering sweet notes.
The whiskey is bottled at 48 percent alcohol by volume (ABV).
Where is the Two Stacks Flight Series The Barn Swallow whiskey for sale?
The travel retail whiskey can only be found in Terminal 2 of Dublin Airport. The price per bottle is 75 euros. Tastings will be given for enthusiasts throughout the month of August.
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