Archer scored this whisky 84 points 
Connacht's first single malt and a very promising start. At the age of four he is already very complex, delivers great spice in the nose and on the tongue, and thankfully and happily he doesn’t knock his youthfulness around your ears with a hurling bat. Unlike the products from Waterford, for example, which are of similar age, it still has a slight spiciness. But, as I said, a whiskey that you can look forward to in the older editions.
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Very spicy from the start, but also with raisins and figs as introductory fruit notes. Honey, caramel, coffee powder. Looks very crisp and crunchy. Green apple, peppered with cloves. Some cinnamon in the background. Fragrant fresh hay, a meadow full of spring flowers. Almond butter and hazelnut brittle. Grain note suggestive of youth (but this does not have a negative effect).
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Warm start with nuts and almonds, thick, creamy. As in the nose, it also shows a certain crispness on the tongue, which is certainly due to its youth. Green apple, pear jam. Honey, toffee, nutmeg, pepper.
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Short to medium length at first, dry. Block malt, hazelnuts and almonds, slightly earthy and loamy.
