Prizefight Irish Whiskey
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About this product
A whiskey with a punch. Bold cask finish. A one-of-a-kind release.
Prizefight Irish Whiskey was a groundbreaking Irish-American collaboration, blending traditional Irish spirit with American rye whiskey influence. Crafted by West Cork Distillery and finished in rye casks from Tamworth Distilling in New Hampshire, it brought vibrant spice, fresh grain, and herbal depth to the smooth body of Irish whiskey.
Though now discontinued, Prizefight remains a cult favourite — admired for its innovative finish, clean profile, and historical nod to Irish boxing champions who made their mark in the US ring. For collectors and adventurous whiskey drinkers, this is a piece of modern Irish whiskey history with an American twist.
Why we love it:
Prizefight delivered something totally different — a rye-kissed Irish whiskey with transatlantic flair. Smooth yet spicy, light yet layered, it’s a unique bottle that whiskey collectors and fans of innovation will want to hold on to.
Country of origin
Ireland
Tasting notes
Colour
Pale gold with bright straw glints.
Nose
Crisp apple, white pepper, citrus zest, fresh mint, and light oak.
Palate
Clean and lively with orchard fruit, rye spice, vanilla, and floral grain notes.
Serving suggestion
Prizefight’s rye cask finish lends it beautifully to refreshing highballs and light stirred cocktails — but it’s equally rewarding neat for those who appreciate bright, clean whiskey with a spicy edge.
✨ Easy Home Serve: Irish Rye Highball
- 40 ml Prizefight Irish Whiskey
- 100 ml soda water
- Garnish with a twist of lemon and a sprig of mint
Crisp, aromatic, and slightly spicy — ideal for summer sipping.
Size, cl
70
ABV, %
43.0
About the producer
Prizefight was a bold partnership between West Cork Distillery in Ireland and Tamworth Distilling in the US. Inspired by the fighting spirit of Irish immigrants turned American boxing legends, it reimagined Irish whiskey with a cask finish never seen before on the Irish market. While short-lived, it left a lasting impression.