Knappogue Castle 1951

The nose reveals deep sherry richness, dark fruits, leather, and oak. On the palate, flavors of raisins, figs, molasses, spice, and cocoa deliver immense depth. The finish is extraordinary, long, with layers of fruit, wood, and spice enduring endlessly.

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Best enjoyed alone or with the finest dark chocolate. A whiskey of contemplation.

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Neat, in silence, to honor its rarity.

Distilled in 1951 and bottled decades later, it represents the rebirth of Irish whiskey.

One of Ireland’s most legendary bottlings, highly collectible. An icon of Irish whiskey history, prized by collectors worldwide. Glendalough is an independent Irish distillery founded in County Wicklow, known as the “Valley of Two Lakes.” The distillery draws inspiration from the monastic heritage of early Irish monks who were among the first to distill spirits over 1,500 years ago. Glendalough focuses on craft production, using traditional copper pot stills and experimenting with a wide range of cask finishes. Their whiskeys embody both innovation and tradition, often expressing a balance of Irish smoothness with adventurous aging techniques.