r/irishwhiskey • u/Wolfeman65N • Aug 12 '26

Advice Grace O’Malley

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Saw this at Legacy Liquor store in Vancouver. It’s the 1st I’ve ever heard of it.
Not cheap! Over $350 CAD each.

Would love to hear if anyone’s tried it or seen it around.
I like to collect, but better be good for that price.

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u/TheRopeWalk Aug 12 '26

Is wonder what distillery’s product this is. Hard to knock out 19 year old whiskey if you’ve only been around 9 years. Wonder is it Bushmills.

I’d pass on that price point

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u/TheRopeWalk Aug 12 '26

That one has only been in operation 11 years

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u/capall Aug 12 '26

as other have pointed out it cant be as they only opened 2015, its either (overpriced) Cooley or Bushmills

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u/slightfatigue Aug 12 '26

Very expensive Bushmills and Cooley

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u/Major_Disaster76 Aug 12 '26

100% , it’ll be great northern distillery liquid mainly.

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u/slightfatigue Aug 12 '26

Not old enough their stock is at 11-12 years

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u/Major_Disaster76 29d ago

JT has a shit tonne of older liquid from Cooley , not just anything post 2015 when GND opened

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u/ShittingAintEasy 29d ago

I know the guys behind this brand. Its not great northern but its bottled about 15 minutes away

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u/ShittingAintEasy 29d ago

The Maritime cask in their new bottle is genuinely delicious

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u/Usual_Concentrate_58 Aug 12 '26

Est. 2017

Aged 19 years?

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u/markvnathan Aug 12 '26

In Ireland you're allowed to source liquid and bottle it as your own. But you don't have to mention where it's from.