Paddy Irish Whiskey is one of Ireland’s most beloved spirits, a smooth, triple distilled blend that has been winning hearts for over a century. Named after the legendary salesman Paddy Flaherty, known for his generosity in pouring samples, it carries a legacy of warmth, hospitality, and easy going charm.

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

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Light and floral, with hints of honey, citrus, and fresh grain.
Palate: Smooth and approachable, delivering soft malt, vanilla, and gentle spice.
Finish: Clean and slightly sweet, fading with a touch of toasted oak.

Production Details:
Paddy is a triple distilled blend of grain, malt, and pot still whiskeys, giving it a light and mellow character. The spirit is matured in seasoned oak casks to develop a touch of sweetness and spice, making it an easy drinking choice for both newcomers and seasoned whiskey fans.

Perfect For:
Sharing with friends at casual gatherings, mixing into an Irish coffee, or enjoying neat on a sunny afternoon.

Expert Notes:
Paddy has earned its place as one of Ireland’s most exported whiskeys thanks to its easygoing profile, consistent quality, and versatile nature.

Customer Reviews:
"Smooth and simple, just how Irish whiskey should be."   Tom K.
"My go to for making an Irish coffee at home."   Laura M.
"Great value and always reliable."   Patrick O.

Interesting Fact:
Paddy Flaherty, the whiskey’s namesake, was so popular and well liked that customers began ordering “Paddy’s whiskey” by name, leading to its official rebranding in 1913.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat, with a splash of water, or mix with ginger ale and a lime wedge for a refreshing long drink.

Distillery Background:
Paddy Irish Whiskey is produced at the Midleton Distillery in County Cork, one of Ireland’s most iconic whiskey making sites. Known for its diverse portfolio of brands, Midleton combines centuries-old traditions with modern distilling expertise to create some of the world’s most respected Irish whiskeys. With a heritage that stretches back to the 18th century, the distillery remains committed to quality, consistency, and preserving Ireland’s rich whiskey-making legacy.