
Spot Whiskey

Green Spot Single Pot Still 70cl 40°
Triple-distilled, this whiskey is highly sought after by whiskey connoisseurs.
39,17 €In StockGreen Spot Château Montelena 70cl 46°
Second Irish whiskey in the "Wine Geese" collection, Green Spot Château Montelena is a very successful Midleton distillery whiskey with a rare quality.
49,58 €In StockGreen Spot Château Léoville Barton 70cl 46°
A special edition of Green Spot, this was aged initially in a combination of bourbon- and Oloroso-sherry casks before being finished for up to two years in casks from famed Bordeaux winery Château Léoville Barton.
49,58 €In StockYellow Spot 12 Years Old Single Pot Still...
Inspired by the original expression, Yellow Spot is revived in this Single Pot Still whiskey with a rich complexity and slightly sweet notes.
65,42 €In StockRed Spot 15 Years Old 70cl 46°
Red Spot benefits from a 15-year maturation in three types of barrels for a high quality result and rich and complex flavours.
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In 1887, they started ageing and selling Irish whiskey, sending their empty wine, sherry and port casks to Bow Street distillery (Jameson) which would fill them before leaving them to mature in their cellars for a number of years. “Spot” refers to the marks painted by the Mitchells on the casks of different ages. To start with they used a green spot, then a blue, red and even a yellow one, but the Green Spot came out as the most successful and settled as a hallmark product. Green Spot and Yellow Spot are today owned by the Midleton distillery.
In 1966, John Jameson & Son decided to mingle with whiskey production companies John Power & Son and Cork Distillers Company and established the Irish Distillers Ltd., a sub-company today part of the Pernod-Ricard group. The complete whiskey production is today located in a new building in Midleton distillery, Cork.
Midleton is one of the most modern distilleries in the world. Its production capacity reaches near to 19 million litres a year. 13 stills are operating and make all types of Irish whiskeys combined (Irish pot still, single malt, single grain…).
The old distillery building, much more impressive, has been kept and turned into a museum. Named “The Jameson Heritage Center”, we may admire an amazing water wheel from 1852, a stationary steam machine used to power the distillery and the biggest still the world. It is in one of these old Georgian architecture stone buildings with red shutters that Barry Crockett, the current Midleton distillery Director, was born. The Old Midleton style: even with a great range of expressions, Midleton’s whiskeys develop a unique character. They have a specific fruity nose (red fruits) with a spicy backdrop and sweet notes of grains. The distillery produces exceptional pure pot still whiskeys, such as Redbreast or the famous Spot whiskeys: Green Spot and Yellow Spot.