Redbreast 27 Year Ruby Port Casks Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

750ml

Redbreast 27 Year Ruby Port Casks Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey
Available now at Liquor Boutique

Redbreast 27 Year is the oldest permanent expression in the Redbreast lineup — a luxurious single pot still Irish whiskey matured in a triumphant trio of bourbon, sherry, and specially selected ruby port casks. This exceptional aging process produces a whiskey of extraordinary depth, richness, and elegance, while the ruby port casks add layers of ripe fruit and spice that set it apart from anything else in the category.

An ultra-aged masterpiece for serious collectors and connoisseurs.

Tasting Notes
Nose: Intense aromas of tropical fruits, red berries, toasted oak, and sweet spices.
Palate: Silky and full-bodied with notes of mango, pineapple, dried cherry, fig, roasted nuts, and peppered dark chocolate.
Finish: Long and complex with waves of fruit, spice, oak tannins, and lingering warmth.

Why Buy Redbreast 27 Year Ruby Port Casks

• Aged for 27 years in bourbon, sherry, and ruby port casks

• Rich, layered complexity with tropical and red fruit notes

• Flagship expression in Redbreast’s premium lineup

• Ideal for whiskey collectors, gifting, or marking life’s finest moments

• Available now at Liquor Boutique in extremely limited quantities

How to Enjoy
Best enjoyed neat in a wide tulip glass to appreciate its depth and evolution. Allow it to breathe before sipping slowly. Pairs beautifully with fine cigars, aged cheeses, or as a luxurious after-dinner pour.

Have Any Questions?

Is this really aged for 27 years?
Yes — it’s a true 27-year age-stated whiskey, showcasing nearly three decades of careful maturation.

What’s unique about the port cask influence?
The ruby port casks impart rich red fruit character and added complexity not found in standard sherry or bourbon casks.

Is it cask strength?
Yes — it’s typically bottled at natural cask strength (around 53-55% ABV), offering powerful flavor and depth.

Is this good for investment or collecting?
Absolutely. Its rarity, age, and critical acclaim make it a standout for high-end collections.