Green Spot Chteau Loville Barton represents the coming together of two historic families, two stories of Irish endeavour and enterprise who together are the inspiration for this special edition whiskey.

Our whiskey is finished in Chteau Loville Barton French oak casks, the very casks that play a vital role in the wines distinctive balance, bouquet and flavour, that weve used to bring something extra to our Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey

Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard has unveiled the first ever Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey to be finished in Bordeaux wine casks, Green Spot Chteau Loville Barton. The new release adds an innovative, new dimension to the classic Green Spot expression, which is already renowned among whiskey lovers for its exceptional quality.

Set in the heart of the Saint Julien appellation in Bordeaux, one of the most revered winemaking regions in the world, Loville Barton is a grand cru Chteau renowned for producing world class wine. Loville Barton is overseen today by Anthony and Lilian Barton, direct descendants of Thomas Barton, a Wine Geese winemaker who founded a wine merchant company in 1725, after migrating from his native Ireland.

Initially matured in a traditional mix of ex-Oloroso sherry, new Bourbon and ex-Bourbon barrels the whiskeys were then transferred into the ex-Bordeaux wine casks for between 12 and 24 months. This imparted distinctive, floral flavours of varying intensity, resulting in a perfectly balanced whiskey.