SHANKY'S WHIP, The Original Black Liqueur and Irish Whiskey Blend, 70 cl (1 bottle)

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Shanky's Whip's subtle spiciness is balanced by the smells of sweet vanilla and nutty caramel, creating the ideal balance between sweetness and spice. With its ABV of 33%, Shanky’s Whip still packs the alcohol-forward punch you’d want out of a modern whiskey. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. This page contains affiliate links and we may receive a small commission for purchases made, but this comes at no extra cost to you and helps us to continue providing top quality content for our loyal readers.

It’s a little known, yet depressing fact, that more people watched last year’s F1 final in Dubai, than tuned in to the annual Chandler Ostrich Race in Arizona (known by insiders as the Fastest Fowl Fixture). Enter Shanky’s Whip Black Irish Whiskey Liqueur, a lip-smacking new spirit that draws from the best of multiple worlds. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report.It’s not really a whisky in the conventional sense of the world – it’s made from Irish Whiskey that has sat in charred barrels (hence the black part), blended with un-aged Irish spirit, and then mixed with natural flavours and some caramel. Removing advertising from your browsing experience is one of them - we don't just block ads, we redesign our pages to look smarter and load faster. There was time when young kids (myself included) aspired to be ostrich jockeys but these days my boys are far keener to be firemen and astronauts, and so a once noble sport dies. Shanky’s Whip is sold in a vintage-inspired Irish matchbox glass bottle featuring the brand’s story. But the other interesting part, and the bit that brings ostriches and Ireland together, is the fabulous tale of Mr Shanky himself.

This cookie is used to track how many times users see a particular advert which helps in measuring the success of the campaign and calculate the revenue generated by the campaign. Well actually Mr Smarty-pants, ostrich racing was a thing in Victorian times, and hitching a racing chariot behind one and speeding around a track was for the briefest moment in history something people enjoyed.It’s not often two of your great passions overlap, and this week I’ve been fortunate for that to have happened.

Jacob Osborn is an accomplished author and journalist with over 10 years of experience in the media industry. This cookie is used for promoting events and products by the webiste owners on CRM-campaign-platform. To create this whiskey liqueur, A black Irish pot still whisky is blended with natural flavors of vanilla, caramel, and a creamy stout-like finish, which results in a smooth, rich flavor without the burn of typical whiskies. History is littered with pioneers who forged their own path, breaking convention in the hope to reach newfound glory. The cookie is used to give a unique number to visitors, and collects data on user behaviour like what page have been visited.In what world do you live Mr Leibbrandt’’ I hear the more respectful of you asking, ‘’where ostriches and whiskey meet? General purpose platform session cookies that are used to maintain users' state across page requests. But true or not, Shanky’s story does draw attention to a sad truth that Ostrich racing’s glory days are far behind it. This cookie is used to set a unique ID to the visitors, which allow third party advertisers to target the visitors with relevant advertisement up to 1 year. Well, what nonsense (I hear you say) you mean to tell me that ostriches are indigenous to Ireland and found in such abundance that a jockey can stroll off a race course and leap onto the nearest one?