
Teeling Revival two
This “second Coming” is a 13 year old single malt initially matured for about 12 years in ex-bourbon casks. It was then finished for a further 12 months in
an ex-Calvados, French apple brandy, cask. It has then been bottled at 46% ABV and without chill filtration.
John Moriarty Notes
Nose:
Palate:
and lots of fruit as it goes down. Lingering warmth. This makes me not want to open my mouth for a while and just hold on to this beautiful taste. Those fruits I find are of nice ripe, peach, pear, giving a beautiful vanilla, honey flavour.
Finish:
Overall:
Stuart Irvine Notes
Nose:
both as fresh and stewed. Beautiful mix of sweet fruit salad.
Palate:
casks than the spirit. Apart from that the oak influence is restrained with the flavours from the Calvados having a lot more of a say. Ripe red apples and a little more of the green, cut grass note from the nose. The sweetness is almost overpowering on the palate but the savoury green element, along with a minor amount of spice, just about hold it all together.
Finish:
dry wood spice. This then disappears
into a heady blast of ripe red apples.
Overall:
Overall I have to say, I prefer this much more to the first release. This is one fruit beast of a whiskey.

John Moriarty
Bar Manager with 5* Park Hotel Kenmare, Co. Kerry for 34 years. Brings people to their ‘senses’ regularly conducts Whiskey Master Classes professionally within the hotel, the Dublin Bar Academy and throughout Ireland. Involved with the Whiskey school at Dingle Whiskey Distillery. Teaches but is a ‘Whiskey student for ever’ learning constantly from John C. McDougall, Rachel McNeill & Prof Paul Hughes. Has achieved a General Cert in distillation with the Institute of Brewing and Distilling.

Stuart Irvine
Stuart Irvine is a whiskey blogger based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Since first getting into whiskey around 5 years ago Stuart has amassed an incredible knowledge of all whiskeys and he has since started up his own highly respected blog “Whisky Belfast”, is active on twitter as @Whisky_Belfast and contributes regularly on Facebook. Stuart regularly attends whiskey events both in his native Belfast, and further afield.