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Teeling launches final whiskey in Revival range

Teeling Whiskey Company has unveiled the fifth and final release in The Revival Commemorative Series, a collection of Irish whiskeys created to mark the opening of its Dublin distillery.

The Teeling Revival Volume V is the final release in The Revival Commemorative Series

The Revival Volume V consists of 12-year-old single malt that was first aged in ex-Bourbon casks before being finished in a combination of Cognac and brandy barrels.

Limited to 15,000 bottles, the expression is bottled at 46% with no chill filtration.

On the nose, the expression has hints of toasted almond, freshly pressed grape and citrus. The palate is described as “creamy honey” with floral notes, cinnamon and lemon peel.

The original Revival bottling was produced in 2015 to mark the opening of the Teeling Whiskey Distillery, the first new distillery in Dublin in more than 125 years.

Teeling has also revealed plans for a celebratory single pot still bottling from the distillery’s first casks of new whiskey scheduled for August. The whiskey will be the first Irish whiskey distilled in Dublin for more than 40 years.

To celebrate the launch, 100 of the first bottles of the Teeling Whiskey Single Pot Still will be auctioned, with all profits going towards the Dublin 8 charities.

The Teeling Whiskey Single Pot Still will be released commercially in November.

Jack Teeling, founder and managing director of Teeling Whiskey, said: “We are delighted to launch the last release in our award-winning Revival Series, just a few months before our first Irish whiskey will come of age from our Dublin distillery.

“The Revival Series was originally launched to celebrate the rebirth of distilling in Dublin, so the timing is fitting to end the series now, as we enter a period of renaissance for the capital with the launch of the first Dublin distilled Irish whiskey for over 40 years.”

The Revival Volume V is available to buy for an RRP of €120.00 (US$145.30).

It is available in Ireland at the Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Newmarket, Dublin Airport, The Celtic Whiskey Stop, and independent off licences before being launched into international markets such as the UK, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Italy.

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