
Green Spot Chateau Montelena
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California zest. Irish soul. A fusion of pot still spice and Napa Valley charm.
Green Spot Château Montelena is a striking single pot still Irish whiskey finished in Zinfandel wine casks from Napa Valley’s legendary Château Montelena. Following initial maturation in bourbon and sherry barrels, this whiskey is transferred into French oak Zinfandel casks from the Montelena estate — resulting in a lively, fruit-forward expression with a distinctly Californian twist.
This special edition is part of Green Spot’s "Wine Geese" series — celebrating Irish families who built some of the world’s most iconic wineries. Château Montelena, famous for putting California wine on the map, shares a rich Irish lineage and a spirit of innovation that pairs beautifully with Green Spot’s heritage and craft.
Why we love it:
Green Spot Montelena brings a fresh dimension to the iconic pot still style — zesty, fruit-forward, and incredibly smooth. A perfect choice for wine lovers, whiskey collectors, or anyone seeking something a little different in their glass.

Ireland

Colour
Warm copper with rose-gold highlights.
Nose
Red apple, ripe plum, cinnamon, toasted oak, and creamy vanilla.
Palate
Juicy and bright with red berries, clove, zesty citrus, and subtle wine tannins.

Sip neat to enjoy its vibrant fruit layers and creamy pot still texture. A splash of water highlights its wine cask finesse. Pairs beautifully with charcuterie or a berry-forward dessert.
✨ Easy Home Serve: Montelena Irish Cobbler
- 50 ml Green Spot Château Montelena
- 15 ml fresh lemon juice
- 15 ml simple syrup
- 2 muddled raspberries (optional)
- Shake and strain over crushed ice.
- Garnish with fresh mint.
Bright, summery, and elegantly complex.

70

46.0

Green Spot is made at the acclaimed Midleton Distillery in County Cork — home to Ireland’s finest pot still whiskeys. The Château Montelena edition celebrates the connection between Ireland and the Irish diaspora who helped shape the global wine world. It’s a whiskey that tells a transatlantic story — one of flavour, history, and family.