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World Whisky Awards 2016

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World Whisky Awards 2016

Postby Good Whiskey Hunting » Sat Mar 19, 2016 12:46 pm

Here's a list of all winners in the World Whisky Awards.

As for the Irish:
Worlds Best Pot Still- Green Spot Chateau Leoville Barton(CLB)

Best Irish Pot Still- Green Spot CLB

Best Irish Pot Still NAS- Green Spot CLB
Redbreast 12 got a gold medal.

Best Irish Blend- Tullamore DEW Trilogy

Best Blend 12+- Tullamore DEW Trilogy

Best NAS Blend- Jameson
Caskmates got a gold medal too.

Best Irish Grain- Teeling's

Best Irish malt- Teeling 24

Best Irish Malt 21+ -Teeling's 24

Best Irish Malt 12-20- Teeling's 15 Revival

Best Irish Malt 12 & under - Dunville's PX

Best Irish Malt NAS -Teeling's
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Re: World Whisky Awards 2016

Postby Pontcarre » Tue Apr 12, 2016 12:33 pm

I don't like Irish malts and grains to contest on it's own separate section, I understand Irish blends or single pot stills having its own section but nothing else. I think it would be much more interesting to see a single malt competition regardless it is Scotch, Irish, American, Indian, Japanese... etc. Every year the awards are more an advertisement-like campaign rather a real competition.
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Re: World Whisky Awards 2016

Postby IrishWhiskeyChaser » Tue Apr 12, 2016 5:00 pm

Pontcarre wrote:I don't like Irish malts and grains to contest on it's own separate section, I understand Irish blends or single pot stills having its own section but nothing else. I think it would be much more interesting to see a single malt competition regardless it is Scotch, Irish, American, Indian, Japanese... etc. Every year the awards are more an advertisement-like campaign rather a real competition.


Yes, I'd agree with that and yes they are a bit out landish the categories ...

Best Irish Grain ... Possibly only 2 entered in the category :roll:


May as well has a category Best Whiskey with a pink lable for some of them as they would be very few in the category!!!!!
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