Lambay Blended Irish Whiskey is more than a smooth sipper, it’s a collision of Irish heritage and French elegance. A blend of malt and grain whiskies finished in Cognac casks on Lambay Island’s windswept coast, this bottle offers a soft, maritime twist on the Irish whiskey tradition.

Lambay Blended Irish Whiskey – 70cl
Brand: Lambay | Category: Blended Irish Whiskey | ABV: 40% | Origin: Ireland | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile
Nose: Light and floral with citrus zest, almond cream, and a hint of sea spray.
Palate: Smooth and delicate, honeyed malt, green apple, and subtle spice, wrapped in a touch of Cognac richness.
Finish: Clean, short, and softly fruity. Leaves a crisp, coastal kiss.

Production Details
Crafted with triple distilled Irish malt and grain whiskies, initially aged in bourbon barrels before being finished in hand selected Cognac casks from Maison Camus. The whiskey is brought to proof using pure water from Lambay Island’s private spring, sea air and all.

Perfect For
Casual sophistication. A light, breezy pour for sunny afternoons, elevated spritzes, or whisky newcomers looking to explore the smooth side of Irish craft.

Expert Notes
Praised for its accessibility and elegance, Lambay Blended is a gateway into Cognac finished whiskey. It’s light but layered, ideal for those who want refinement without intensity.

Customer Reviews
“Easy, breezy, and beautifully balanced. My summer dram.”   Matt, Cebu
“Cognac cask gives it that soft fruit glow. Totally underrated.”   Erika, BGC
“Clean, crisp, and dangerously smooth. Lambay is now my go-to Irish blend.”   Jon, Quezon City

Interesting Fact
Lambay Island is privately owned and home to wallabies. Yes, actual wallabies and now, one of the world’s most unique whiskey maturation warehouses.

Serving Suggestions
Chill lightly or serve neat in a stemless glass. Also shines in a highball with tonic and a slice of lemon, elegant, refreshing, unexpected.

Distillery Background
Lambay Whiskey is a collaboration between Ireland’s Baring family and France’s Camus Cognac house. Together, they’ve created a coastal whiskey that’s unmistakably Irish but with global flair.