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Blarney Stone

Rohnert Park, CaliforniaFiled 09 Apr 2025

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Class, as printed
Irish Whiskey
Finish, as printed
Rested in ex-bourbon & Oloroso sherry barrels
Bottle
750 ml

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Sourcing

Distilled at
Not stated — the label makes no distillation claim
Bottled by
Blarney Stone, Rohnert Park, CA

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Shared wood

Other brands whose labels name the same finish casks, most in common first, then nearest proof.

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* Proof derived from the printed ABV (ABV × 2); the label prints no proof.

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Where this comes from
Label approved
09 Apr 2025
Submitted
03 Apr 2025 (approved 6 days later)
Name on the approval
Corning & Company Distillers
Address on the approval
Rohnert Park, CA
Permits on the approval
DSP-CA-15097
Class on the approval
172, Irish whiskey
How it was read
By CaskGrail's reader, from the label images; each fact is the label's own statement
Source
US TTB label approval (COLA), not a shelf listing or a release announcement

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Corning & Company

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