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The Liberator Double Port Finish Irish Whiskey
A double port finish — tawny port for the malt, ruby port for the grain, creating a berry-rich, layered Irish whiskey.
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A double port finish — tawny port for the malt, ruby port for the grain, creating a berry-rich, layered Irish whiskey.
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