Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, 40% ABV, 70cl with Giftbox | Matured in Bourbon and Sherry Casks, Orchard Fruit Notes, Crafted at Midleton Distillery, Great Gift

If Irish whiskey were a friendly storyteller in a cosy pub, Green Spot would be the one holding court by the fire while everyone quietly leans in to listen. Green Spot Irish Whiskey is a wonderfully approachable dram that manages to feel both refined and relaxed at the same time. From the first sip, you’re greeted with a smooth, slightly sweet character—notes of orchard fruit, a touch of honey, and a gentle warmth that reminds you this is a whiskey with pedigree but absolutely no need to show off about it. One of the joys of Green Spot is its flexibility in how you drink it. Neat, it’s silky and full of flavour, allowing those fruity and slightly spicy notes to unfold at their own leisurely pace. Add a cube of ice and it becomes even more easy-going, cooling the edges slightly while still keeping that lovely depth of flavour. In other words, it’s just as happy in a contemplative evening glass as it is in a relaxed “one before dinner” moment. What’s particularly intriguing is that Green Spot is actually the entry point of the Spot range. Which naturally raises the delightful question: if the “cheaper” one tastes this good… what on earth are the Yellow, Blue, and Red Spots hiding in their bottles? If Green Spot is the opening act, the rest of the lineup must be an absolute symphony. Its a bargain at around £50. All in all, Green Spot is a beautifully balanced Irish whiskey—smooth, flavourful, and dangerously easy to enjoy. Whether you drink it neat, with ice, or while pondering the mysteries of its more colourful siblings, it’s a bottle that deserves a place on the shelf. Sláinte. 🥃

This is my husbands favourite whiskey. It comes in really nice packaging. It has like a cardboard tubing with lid. Good to store in and also makes it great to give as a gift. The whole packaging including the bottle looks expensive. My husband says it is his number one favourite.

I bought this Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whisky as a Christmas gift for my brother, who’s really into his whisky. I don’t drink whisky myself, so this was chosen specifically as a quality gift rather than from personal tasting experience. From a presentation point of view, it’s excellent. The bottle and gift box look genuinely premium and more expensive than they are, which matters a lot when you’re giving something as a present. It feels like a proper special-occasion bottle rather than a generic shelf whisky. My brother was very pleased with it. Green Spot has a strong reputation among Irish whiskey drinkers, particularly as a single pot still whiskey, and this lived up to that expectation. He commented positively on the smoothness and balance, and it clearly went down well rather than being something that gets opened once and forgotten. What stood out to me as a buyer is that this works extremely well as a gift even if you’re not a whisky expert. It has enough credibility and history behind it to impress someone who knows their whiskey, without feeling overly obscure or risky. Overall, a great choice if you’re buying for a whisky fan. Premium presentation, well regarded by people who actually drink it, and something that feels special straight out of the box.

Great Irish Whisky - Smooth and toasty a bottle never lasts long in our house and always buy another when it is gone...

I love Irish Whisky and had never tried this. After reading all the reviews, i have been so looking forward to trying it. I've given it 4 stars as i thought it was very nice. But i thnk my expectations were too high. I will say that this is quite possibly the smoothest Whisky i have ever tasted. It practically wraps itself in velvet pyjamas before sliding down ones throat. It's sweet and light and very easy to drink, with a lack of afterburn that even the most famous of malts cannot boast. My problem was that, for me, Green Spot lacked character and depth. There was little to the overall flavour, when compared to many other mianstream malts that i have tried over the past year. Don't get me wrong, they could all learn a lot from that sweetness and smoothness here. But it was so close to being the best in all but the most important factor, i felt a little disappointed. I appreciate that this is all personal taste and i am not an expert. I can only judge by my own tasets and experiences, and i really wanted to like this a lot.

Love Irish whiskey and Green Spot is by far my favorite. Strongly recommend.

This is the first Irish I tried, as I'm normally a scotch person. I was hesitant to pay £35 for it with all the great scotch you can get for that and less, and also hesitant about having no age statement. Gladly, I can tell you it's worth it, even though it has no age statement, the whiskey in this blend is aged 7-10 years I found out. There's no hint of young spikyness just a lovely nonaggressive, sweet whiskey. The flavours you get will be sweet apple, a hint of biscuit, some calm spice as well. It's a very drinkable whiskey, and a great one to introduce people to whiskey for the first time. By no means however is this a simple and boring whiskey, it's just very well rounded.

This was bought as a gift for my hubby, he likes speyside whisky, and he loved this!! Great tipple, good value for money on offer

Ottimo irlandese per rapporto qualità prezzo Fa 40 gradi ( non 46 scritto sotto la foto) Poi.. cmq riporta 40 nella scheda del prodotto. Secondo me uno dei migliori irlandese

Très bon whiskey irlandais, dommage que j'ai arrêté de boire

Delicious. Way too easy to drink!

Für mich der irischte Whiskey aller irischen Whiskeys. Grün floral süss und sanftmild - so wie ich mir einen feuchten Frühlingstag in Irland bildlich vorstelle. Der Greenspot ist daher ein klares Must have - für den Preis von 45 Euro bekommt man keinen ausschließlichen Einsteigerwhiskey - eher ein impressionistisches Kunstwerk bester Güte. Fazit: Ausdrucksstarker Klassiker und für jede Sammlung elementar.

Découvert à Temple Bar à Dublin, c'est le whiskey préféré de mon fils.