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Whisky Mitchells Irish Yellow Spot 12Y 70cl - Tubo

Midleton
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Whisky 70 cl 46.0% vol Notes of dried fruit, honey, vanilla

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Technical information

Producer
Midleton
Type
Whisky
Format
70 cl
Gradation
46.0%
Aging
12 years
Aromatic profile
Notes of dried fruit, honey, vanilla
Ingredients
Malted barley and cereals
Type of cask
American oak and sherry casks
Distillation method
Continuous distillation and pot still
Number of distillations
3
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The Whisky Mitchells Irish Yellow Spot 12Y, presented in an elegant 70cl bottle packaged in a refined tube, is a true gem of Irish distillation. This whisky aged for 12 years is appreciated for its complex range of aromas and flavors. Characterized by notes of honey, sweet spices, vanilla, and coffee, the Yellow Spot 12Y offers an aromatic bouquet that seduces from the first sip.

Its uniqueness also lies in the use of three types of casks for maturation: ex-bourbon, Spanish sherry, and Sicilian Marsala casks. This process gives the whisky extraordinary depth and exemplary maturity, revealing layers of caramel, exotic spices, and a light citrus fruitiness that perfectly intertwines with a persistently sweet and spicy finish.

Sipping the Yellow Spot 12Y is an experience that invites taking one's time to appreciate every single nuance, making it ideal to be enjoyed neat, perhaps during a moment of quiet reflection or in good company. A whisky that not only tells the richness of Irish tradition but elevates it to new levels of excellence.

Distillery

Midleton

County CorkIrelandSince 1825

Midleton is the production hub and the name associated with one of the most prestigious families of Irish whisky. Located in Midleton (County Cork), it produces high-end labels such as Midleton Very Rare and houses production for well-known brands like Jameson, Redbreast and expressions from The Spot range.
  • Production site and operational heart for major brands such as Jameson, Redbreast, Midleton Very Rare and The Spot Whiskeys.
  • Midleton Very Rare: a range of annual releases and high-end vintage collections.
  • Celebration of 200 years of distilling tradition in 2025 and commitment to preserving the historical archive.
  • Recognized as 'Most Awarded International Distillery' at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2025 (award granted to the distillery for medals won across its portfolio).

Specialities

  • Irish whisky
  • premium whisky
  • vintage collections
  • single pot still
  • blended whiskey
The story
The distilling tradition in Midleton traces back to the Old Midleton Distillery, founded in 1825. During the 20th century local companies merged and, following the consolidation of the main Irish entities in 1966 to form Irish Distillers, production was concentrated at the modern Midleton site expanded in 1975. The Midleton Very Rare line was launched in 1984 and has become the house's flagship expression.
Distillation
Distillation using pot stills for single pot still expressions and grain plants for cereal distillates; subsequent blending and assembly curated by the Master Distiller.
Ageing
Aging in oak casks; use and selection of prized casks for special releases (e.g. French oak Tronçais barrels for some limited editions).
Raw materials
  • malted barley
  • unmalted barley
  • cereal grains for whisky
Representative products
  • Midleton Very Rare
  • Green Spot
  • Yellow Spot 12 Year
  • Jameson (produced at Midleton)