Up your whiskey game: Four uncommon picks worth a try

Once bottled, even the divine powers cannot think of touching it. The Irish whiskey in dad's liquor cabinet is always a prized possession to own. One of the fastest selling and most popular whiskeys is the Irish whiskey, but here are five other lesser-known ones:

Powers John's Lane Release

A sip of this heavenly drink brings back tastes that resemble full-bodied malts. Rich and creamy, the Powers John's Lane Release is one that the world is yet to consume in bulk. Matured in American bourbon barrels, the drink takes a decade to mature.




Knappogue Castle 14-Year-Old Twin Wood

We've all heard of the age-old barrels that make ageing Scotch a pleasure to have. A great example of the same would be the 'Knappogue Castle 14-Year-Old Twin Wood', which follows this traditional technique to the T. This particular whiskey has taken its time to mature mostly in cherry and bourbon casks. Hence the flavour and taste is unique.




2 Gingers Irish Whiskey

The 2 Gingers Irish whiskey is utterly smooth, and one can use it as a mixer for cocktails and more. Quite unheard of and uncommon, only the luckiest get to sip its nectar these days. Do you fancy some?


Smooth Ambler Spirits' White Whiskey

This is one fine but uncommon whiskey which when poured in your mouth, feels like a spark — it can fire you up in a jiffy. An upfront and bold drink, it has a smooth creamy taste.