Midleton Very Rare Delivers A 1-2 Punch This Year
Irish Distillers has chosen to build on its annual release of Midleton Very Rare by adding Midleton Very Rare The Pinnacle Vintage in tandem.
Midleton Very Rare 2023 is an exquisite blend of aged single pot still and single grain Irish whiskeys, including the spectrum of pot still whiskeys produced at Midleton ranging from a lighter, delicate style to the more robust flavours of the traditional heavier style.
While honoring the traditions of the past, Midleton Very Rare 2023 also pays homage to the future as the brand prioritizes sustainability and a commitment to the land from which it is created. For the first time, the new vintage will be presented in luxury recyclable secondary packaging.
Midleton Very Rare 2023 was bottled in January 2023 at 40% ABV and is available now in the USA, Canada, Global Travel Retail, Europe, Australia, and Asia at the RRP of €210, £200, $250.
Midleton Very Rare The Pinnacle Vintage is the rarest bottle of Midleton Very Rare ever produced and is offering one whiskey enthusiast the opportunity to taste the breadth of the world famous Midleton Very Rare collection in a single expression.
Representing the first Irish whiskey for sale exclusively on BlockBar.com, the global marketplace selling wine and spirits authenticated by blockchain directly from luxury brands, the one-of-a-kind release signifies the evolution of the luxury whiskey landscape as the world’s most collectable Irish whiskey moves into blockchain authentication, seeking to connect with today’s discerning luxury consumers.
Priced at $130,000, Midleton Very Rare The Decades Vintage is available to purchase on BlockBar.com from 10am EST on 28th February. As part of the sale, a donation will be made to The Forest Genetic Resources Trust, partners of the Midleton Very Rare team at Irish Distillers.
“Sustainability” my ar*e. I have been lucky enough to get my hands on a bottle of MVR2023. But the packaging is beyond woeful in quality for a bottle of this price(€210). Quite frankly its cost cutting but with no cost cut passed to consumer@!!