Paddy Bee Sting

Type : Whiskey
ABV : 70
Producer : Irish Distillers
Country : Ireland
Size : 750ML
Description :

Paddy's Bee Sting Irish Whiskey is a perfect balance of Irish honey, a hint of vanilla and toffee, followed by the classic Paddy whiskey taste of spices and toasted oak. The taste of honey lingers on the palate with a soft and sweet finish. Paddy's Bee Sting is the buzz.

Paddy Irish Whiskey is named for a Patrick O'Flaherty, who traveled Ireland in the late 1800s offering free samples. Hence, patrons began asking for "Paddy's Whiskey" and many references today will refer to "Paddy's" whiskey with the possessive apostrophe attached. The whiskey itself is today described as "soft," "distinctive," and "mellow." (From the write-up at Whiskey Wise)

In 1913, the company that began as Cork Distilleries Company officially changed the label to Paddy Whiskey. Cork Distilleries has long since merged with Jameson who itself was part of a merger in 1966 to form United Distillers of Ireland, which is now owned by the French company Pernod-Ricard.

Paddy Bee Sting

Type : Whiskey
ABV : 70
Producer : Irish Distillers
Country : Ireland
Size : 750ML
Description :

Paddy's Bee Sting Irish Whiskey is a perfect balance of Irish honey, a hint of vanilla and toffee, followed by the classic Paddy whiskey taste of spices and toasted oak. The taste of honey lingers on the palate with a soft and sweet finish. Paddy's Bee Sting is the buzz.

Paddy Irish Whiskey is named for a Patrick O'Flaherty, who traveled Ireland in the late 1800s offering free samples. Hence, patrons began asking for "Paddy's Whiskey" and many references today will refer to "Paddy's" whiskey with the possessive apostrophe attached. The whiskey itself is today described as "soft," "distinctive," and "mellow." (From the write-up at Whiskey Wise)

In 1913, the company that began as Cork Distilleries Company officially changed the label to Paddy Whiskey. Cork Distilleries has long since merged with Jameson who itself was part of a merger in 1966 to form United Distillers of Ireland, which is now owned by the French company Pernod-Ricard.

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