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Outwalker isn’t just a unique blend. It’s also uniquely aged – four different ways.
It contains pot still Irish whiskey aged in ex-Oloroso sherry casks. Single malt aged in burgundy white wine casks. Fine grain whiskeys aged in virgin American oak and in rye whiskey casks.
There’s really nothing else like it.
![Jillian Vose proudly holding a bottle of Outwalker Whiskey.](https://outwalkerwhiskey.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Outwalker-Jan-2024-41_2_WebCrop.jpg)
Here’s how it came about, by the person who created it – Irish whiskey connoisseur, cocktail creator and legendary bartender:
Jillian Vose
“For a long time I’ve felt that the Irish whiskey sector was missing a genuinely unique blend of component whiskeys – one that worked really well in cocktails but which was also complex and interesting enough to sip on its own.
I researched a lot of grain whiskeys, and two that stood out: one aged in virgin American oak and another in rye casks. These combined very well with each other, making a great backbone for the whiskey, bringing classic spiciness and vanilla but also some interesting tropical notes.
Adding the pot still aged in ex-Oloroso sherry casks brought richness and body, but also a layer of nuttiness that I think really compliments the fruit notes. The virgin American oak pulls out a lot of fruit notes from the white burgundy cask single malt. This brought everything together beautifully.
And the result is Outwalker.”
![Jillian Vose in the background, with a bottle of Outwalker Whiskey in the foreground.](https://outwalkerwhiskey.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Outwalker-Jan-2024-1_2_WebCrop-scaled.jpg)
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SO WHO’S THAT HEADLESS FIGURE?
![Dullahan.](https://outwalkerwhiskey.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/about-bg-overlay.png)
Ah, you spotted that. Well, an Irish legend tells of a tireless night-wanderer – a figure sometimes seen bearing his own head before him like a lantern.
The legend calls him the Dullahan.
And what’s he looking for?
Whiskey, of course.