Teeling Blackpitts Peated Single Malt defies Irish tradition by embracing smoky malt, inspired by the old malting yards near the Blackpitts area, once home to some of Dublin’s most famous breweries and distilleries. Triple distilled for smoothness yet retaining a rich, smouldering character, this is a whiskey that bridges Ireland’s past with a bold, modern edge.

Teeling Blackpitts Peated Single Malt Whisky 70cl
Brand: Teeling | Category: Irish Whiskey | ABV: 46% | Origin: Ireland | Vol.: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Soft campfire smoke intertwined with grilled pineapple, honey, and creamy vanilla.
Palate: Layers of sweet smoke, orchard fruits, and citrus zest balanced by toffee, cloves, and toasted oak.
Finish: Long, warming, and gently smoky, with lingering hints of sweet spice and charred fruit.

Production Details:
Made from 100% peated malted barley, triple-distilled for extra smoothness, and matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and Sauternes wine casks to add fruity elegance to the smoky backbone. Non-chill filtered for full flavour.

Perfect For:
Fans of smoky whiskies looking for an Irish twist, pairing with grilled seafood, smoked meats, or dark chocolate desserts.

Expert Notes:
The balance of peat smoke and tropical fruit is unusual and captivating — a testament to Teeling’s innovative approach.

Customer Reviews:
“A smoky Irish whiskey? Yes please and it works beautifully.”
“The tropical fruit note keeps it fresh and vibrant, not overpowering.”
“One of the most interesting drams to come out of Ireland in years.”

Interesting Fact:
Peated Irish whiskey is extremely rare; Blackpitts is one of the few examples on the market, making it a standout for collectors and adventurous drinkers alike.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat or with a splash of water to open the fruity top notes over the smoky core.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 2015, Teeling Distillery marked the first new distillery in Dublin in over 125 years. The Teeling family’s whiskey making roots go back to 1782, and today they are known for their experimental cask finishes and bold reimagining of Irish whiskey styles.