This quadruple-distilled vodka is as cool and bracing as the Irish spring water from which it is made.

Superb. Highly recommended. An outstanding product worth of a search.

F. Paul Pacult on Knappogue 1951
The Spirit Journal

Peachcello rivals sinking one's teeth into ripe fruit right off the tree. Pallini Peachcello is without peer.

Celtic Crossing is a guaranteed crowd pleaser... it has an exceptionally light body and velvety smooth texture... its sumptuous palate features the flavors of honey spic and dram-sized taste of whiskey... a creative marvel.

The 1951 Knappogue Castle drove every stray thought from my head. Its flavor, not overbearing, was nonetheless strong and steady, promising to go on for weeks. In its four decades on earth, it had grown into a whiskey of terrific complexity, on that demanded respect.

Classic. The Spirit Journal's HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION for the rare, highly distinguished, distinctive, and classical product which represents a benchmark within its category. In the view of The Spirit Journal editors, this product presents a standard against which its peers can be judged. A product of extraordinary quality, scope, and character which transcends price.

F. Paul Pacult on Sea Wynde
The Spirit Journal

From start to savory finish, Brady's is a luxurious liqueur, one that should easily sell for twice its price.

Recommended and Best Buy.

F. Paul Pacult on Brady's Irish Cream
The Spirit Journal

Very good, recommended.