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					<description><![CDATA[I went through my sample collection again and decided on the Roe&#38;Co Cask Strength bottling for today&#8217;s tasting notes. The distillery is located in Dublin and has only been in operation again for a few years. This is the 2019 bottling, which was aged in bourbon casks. The alcoholic strength is 59.1%. If you need [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>I went through my sample collection again and decided on the Roe&amp;Co Cask Strength bottling for today&#8217;s tasting notes. The distillery is located in Dublin and has only been in operation again for a few years.</p>



<p>This is the 2019 bottling, which was aged in bourbon casks.</p>



<p>The alcoholic strength is 59.1%.</p>



<p>If you need more information about the Roe&amp;Co distillery in Dublin, you can find it at:</p>



<p><a href="https://www.roeandcowhiskey.com">https://www.roeandcowhiskey.com</a></p>



<p>And now for the whisky:</p>



<p>It seems very alcoholic at the beginning. On the nose, a certain dustiness (old books) predominates. Over time, a slight woodiness develops, accompanied by a sweetness that is difficult to determine.</p>



<p>Overall, it is a round whisky (in its own way), but it clearly falls short of its potential</p>



<p>Smell: At first alcoholic, then after some time subtle notes of the bourbon cask. Some fruit and a hint of grain.</p>



<p>Taste: Alcoholic, tangy. With more time in the glass, the alcoholic sharpness fades and gives way to an unsweetened fruit compote, accompanied by dusty wooden shelves.</p>



<p>Finish: Very short. Unfortunately, there is nothing left.</p>



<p>I give the whisky 78 points on<a href="https://www.whiskybase.com/whiskies/whisky/144415/roe-co-blended-irish-whiskey-roec?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"> Whiskybase</a>.</p>



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<p>Ich habe wieder meine Samplesammlung durchgesehen und mich für die heutigen Tastingkurznotizen für die Roe&amp;Co Cask Strength Abfüllung entschieden. Die Destillerie befindet sich in Dublin und ist erst seit einigen Jahren wieder in Betrieb.</p>



<p>Es handelt sich um die Abfüllung von 2019, die in Bourbon Fässern gelagert wurde.</p>



<p>Die Alkoholstärke ist 59,1%</p>



<p>Wer weitere Informationen zur Roe&amp;Co Destillerie in Dublin benötigt wird fündig unter:</p>



<p><a href="https://www.roeandcowhiskey.com">https://www.roeandcowhiskey.com</a></p>



<p>Und nun zum Whisky:</p>



<p>Wirkt am Anfang sehr alkoholisch. In der Nase überwiegt eine gewisse Staubigkeit (alte Bücher). Mit der Zeit kommt leichte Holzigkeit, die von schwer zu bestimmenden Süße begleitet wird.</p>



<p>Insgesamt zwar ein runder Whisky (auf seine Art), der aber deutlich hinter seinen Möglichkeiten zurückbleibt</p>



<p>Geruch: Erst alkoholisch, dann nach einiger Zeit dezente Noten des Bourbonfassen. Etwas Frucht und ein Schwung Getreide.</p>



<p>Geschmack: Alkoholisch, sprittig. Mit zunehmender Zeit im Glas geht die alholische Schäre zurück und weicht einem ungesüßtem Fruchtkompott.Staubige Holzregale kommen begleitend dazu.</p>



<p>Nachklang: Sehr kurz. Leider bleibt da nix übrig.</p>



<p>Ich gebe dem Whisky 78 Punkte in der<a href="https://www.whiskybase.com/whiskies/whisky/144415/roe-co-blended-irish-whiskey-roec?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"> Whiskybase.</a></p>



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