Blue Spot Label Approved
Pernod Ricard has TTB approval for Blue Spot, a 7 year old cask strength single pot still, and a label that may finally put the elusive bottle on shelves.
Irish whiskey, written by Carl McDermott
Pernod Ricard has TTB approval for Blue Spot, a 7 year old cask strength single pot still, and a label that may finally put the elusive bottle on shelves.
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