Facing the Atlantic Ocean on Ireland's south coast, stands the Hook Lighthouse. At his feet, Martin Foley cultivates barley on clayey / loamy soils derived from limestone, belonging to the Elton series. Exposed to the full range of salt-laden storms, sea mists and ocean breezes, it is an extreme maritime terroir.
Aromatic profile: aromas of earthy malt and citrus peel, bread crust, cloves, white pepper, caramel, milk chocolate. The palate, on the other hand, is a spicy bomb in the foreground; with cloves, white pepper, salted caramel, licorice, ginger biscuits, lemon zest and chilli chocolate. Dry finish, but leaves a persistent greasiness that retains the spiciness for a long time.
Winner of the gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2021.

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