Powers Gold Label

Powers Gold Label is a classic Irish whiskey introduced by John Powers & Sons in 1791. Once a pure pot still whiskey, it is now a blend of pure pot still and grain whiskey with a wealth of honey and subtle spicy notes.

Pot still whiskey matures primarily in American oak barrels with second and third fillings, which protect and enhance the carefully crafted robust distillate. It is then blended with the finest grain whiskey, giving it its unmistakable flavor.

In 1886, the Powers distillery was among the first to implement bottling at the place of production. This step ensured the authenticity and consistent quality of each bottle, which consumers quickly came to love. Powers was the first Irish whiskey to use the iconic embossed triangular bottle, symbolizing its three core values – quality, craftsmanship, and tradition.

Bottles are filled with an alcohol content of 40% and a volume of 0.7 l.