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Classic Irish Poitin

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Classic Irish Poitin

PoitĂ­n has been leading people astray for centuries. Secretly made and hidden in bogs and fields around Ireland, poitĂ­n was both everywhere and nowhere.

Much like the elusive hare, the crafty poitĂ­n makers were rarely captured and so the recipe was passed down through generations, giving us the mischievous spirit we have today.

Mad March Hare is a classic, Irish PoitĂ­n of unrivalled smoothness and flavour. Forced underground in 1661, the craft of making poitĂ­n never died.

Quietly distilled in Ireland from locally sourced malted barley, yeast and water then triple distilled in copper pots we cut the spirit to 40% ABV, removing some (but not all) of the fairies’ fiery mischief. 

The result is a clear spirit packed with warmth and character.

This age old recipe pays homage to Mooney, who was a master of this long out-lawed trade. After all it only took him 27 attempts to get it just right!

POITIÍN (Potcheen) from 'Pota' meaning small pot.

$22.23

Original: $74.11

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Classic Irish Poitin—

$74.11

$22.23

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PoitĂ­n has been leading people astray for centuries. Secretly made and hidden in bogs and fields around Ireland, poitĂ­n was both everywhere and nowhere.

Much like the elusive hare, the crafty poitĂ­n makers were rarely captured and so the recipe was passed down through generations, giving us the mischievous spirit we have today.

Mad March Hare is a classic, Irish PoitĂ­n of unrivalled smoothness and flavour. Forced underground in 1661, the craft of making poitĂ­n never died.

Quietly distilled in Ireland from locally sourced malted barley, yeast and water then triple distilled in copper pots we cut the spirit to 40% ABV, removing some (but not all) of the fairies’ fiery mischief. 

The result is a clear spirit packed with warmth and character.

This age old recipe pays homage to Mooney, who was a master of this long out-lawed trade. After all it only took him 27 attempts to get it just right!

POITIÍN (Potcheen) from 'Pota' meaning small pot.