Help! Seeking last bottle of Mulligan Whiskey Liqueur

[delphys]

Hi All,
I'm looking to track down and purchase any remaining bottle of MULLIGAN WHISKEY LIQUEUR that might be out there, as a gift for my boyfriend's 40th birthday. He tasted it some time ago in O'Loughlin's pub in Ballyvaughan and has been raving about it ever since, but when we went back there recently they said they had finished their last bottle of it and believed it was out of production. From internet searches I thought it was 'Mulligan Scotch Whisky' but the Celtic Whiskey Shop on Dawson St in Dublin said it was Irish, produced by Irish Distillers originally but they stopped doing it and it hasn't been bought over by another brand.

I'm hoping someone on this forum may be able to point me in the direction of a last, stray bottle that hasn't been opened and that I might purchase as a special 40th birthday gift! Anyone have any ideas re. shops that may still have it in stock? (Internet searches are proving tricky as L Mulligan Grocer's keeps coming up instead!)
Many thanks in advance.

[IrishWhiskeyChaser]

Yes, this has been out of production for some years ... all you can do is hope some of our members may have a bottle or 2 stashed away.

If I remember correctly it was a liqueur whiskey made with honey and pubs often used it for hot toddies. They also had one called Snug in an identical bottle (Different label) especially for hot toddies which I think included lemon and clove essence too.

Put in a saved search for it in ebay and you will be alerted if one comes up for sale.

This is one I owned so people might remember but fear I gave it away, I'll have another look though.

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There are alternatives to it which might suffice or at least worth a try.

Dubliner

http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-12127.aspx

Bushmills Honey

http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-18634.aspx

[delphys]

IrishWhiskeyChaser thank you so much for this detailed response!
I now have a photo which will greatly help my search, and I will take your advice re. Ebay.
Will also look into Dubliner and Bushmills Honey whiskey liqueurs as alternatives.
We did try some Glayva http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-5237.aspx but it was that bit too sweet for his liking.

Many thanks indeed for your help.

ps - If any of the forum members have a bottle of Mulligan's tucked away that they'd be willing to offload, do let me know!

[Good Whiskey Hunting]

I have a bottle somewhere but it a square bottle I think. I don't recall ever opening it, but that's not a guarantee I didn't.

[Good Whiskey Hunting]

Here's the one I was on about.

I don't know which is the older one.

[varizoltan]

Yes, this has been out of production for some years ... all you can do is hope some of our members may have a bottle or 2 stashed away.

If I remember correctly it was a liqueur whiskey made with honey and pubs often used it for hot toddies. They also had one called Snug in an identical bottle (Different label) especially for hot toddies which I think included lemon and clove essence too.

Put in a saved search for it in ebay and you will be alerted if one comes up for sale.

This is one I owned so people might remember but fear I gave it away, I'll have another look though.

Mulligan.jpg

There are alternatives to it which might suffice or at least worth a try.

Dubliner

http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-12127.aspx

Bushmills Honey

http://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/P-18634.aspx

I got that one of you Adrian years ago, when i had money to buy whiskeys in bulk

[IrishWhiskeyChaser]

I got that one of you Adrian years ago, when i had money to buy whiskeys in bulk

Thanks Z you saved me a search.

[IrishWhiskeyChaser]

Here's the one I was on about.

I don't know which is the older one.

You learn something new every day ... never came across that version. I am guessing that the square version would have been the most recent version but just a guess ...

I got that one of you Adrian years ago, when i had money to buy whiskeys in bulk

Thanks Z you saved me a search.

[Raven]

The square bottle was actually the original and I think
a better shape. There was also another one out for the
Dublin Millenium ' ROSC' with a beautiful label inspired maybe
even designed by Jim Fitzpatrick again a square type
bottle -- Have a bottle stashed somewhere ! IDL again I think.

[delphys]

Wow, some serious connoiseurs on this site!
All very interesting information, many thanks.
I shall contact you directly about the possibility of relieving you of the square bottle, Good Whiskey Hunting...

[IrishWhiskeyChaser]

The square bottle was actually the original and I think
a better shape. There was also another one out for the
Dublin Millenium ' ROSC' with a beautiful label inspired maybe
even designed by Jim Fitzpatrick again a square type
bottle -- Have a bottle stashed somewhere ! IDL again I think.

Hey Raven, any chance you could throw up a pick of the millennium version. Would love to see it ... Always been a fan Jim. What does ROSC stand for or mean????

[Hennessy4711]

Hi All I have 5 bottles of the original Mulligan warm hearted spirit square bottles. If anyone is interested let me know. Original box also (3 per box).
Highly collectible.
Orla

[Dorian]

I have sun bottle Mulligan can anyone tell me,
what year he comes from and what price is the same bottle

http://www.marktplaats.nl/a/verzamelen/ ... d721e81819

greets Dorian

[charleymcguffin]

Popped into Pettits Supervalue in Gorey today,to get out of the rain and spotted 3-4 dusty bottles of Mulligan on the shelf at €25 .

[Good Whiskey Hunting]

Popped into Pettits Supervalue in Gorey today,to get out of the rain and spotted 3-4 dusty bottles of Mulligan on the shelf at €25 .

Did you purchase any? I was there a couple of years ago and they had Dublin Dry gin too. It's strange to see those after they've been delisted for so many years.

[charleymcguffin]

I got one,so they should still have a few left....

[Good Whiskey Hunting]

I got one,so they should still have a few left....

I've still got a couple of bottles at home so I'm in no hurry to replenish my stocks. If it's there this long I'm sure it'll be there for a few more months.

[Good Whiskey Hunting]

I got one,so they should still have a few left....

I've still got a couple of bottles at home so I'm in no hurry to replenish my stocks. If it's there this long I'm sure it'll be there for a few more months.

I dropped in Yesterday to pick one up and i couldn't find any. I asked the staff and they didn't know what I was on about. I did have some luck, I manage to find the Dublin Gin. There were 2 bottles left and had a good layer of dust so had been standing there for a few years.

I guess it's swings and roundabouts. I'm happy with my find all the same.

[johnniewalker51]

A bit late I know, maybe a possible bottle for his 45th Birthday, but currently have a single bottle of Mulligan Irish Liqueur, I guestimate to be an early 80s bottling. It is on my website www.charterhousewine.co.uk

I also turn up a few old bottlings of Irish Mist, Paddy, Tullamore, John Power but you need to be quick or let me know your interest as many of my finding go to Canada and the States.

As far as the Mulligan is concerned - a bottling by Irish Distillers for Mulligan and Co...if I don't sell it I'll probably drink it with one or two of my Irish chums, when I'm next in Dublin ! Cheers Johnnie Walker

[varizoltan]

not Mulligans, but there is one Irish Mist on whiskyauctioneer's aiction ending tonight
https://www.whiskyauctioneer.com/lot/94 ... -old-style