Review: The Liberties Copper Alley
The Dublin Liberties Copper Alley is a 10 year old Irish single malt from a distillery only a couple of years old, which raises an obvious question.
Irish whiskey, written by Carl McDermott
The Dublin Liberties Copper Alley is a 10 year old Irish single malt from a distillery only a couple of years old, which raises an obvious question.
Walsh’s Copper Pot is a €40 blend that nods to the writers who drank in Dublin’s pubs, and it makes a fair entry point for exploring the brand.
Powerscourt’s Fercullen 10 is a single grain from Cooley stock, laid down by a master distiller who knows that liquid well, at about €58.