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| Weight | 1,2 kg |
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| Strength | 46% |
| Size | 50cl |
GLENDALOUGH 13 Y.O. IRISH WHISKEY 70CL 46%
€ 68,00 VAT included
Single malt Irish Whiskey aged in bourbon barrels in the mouth is fruity with grassy and smoky hints, a little green pepper in the aftertaste and a rather long and herbaceous finish.
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