Brand (front) or keg collar, 2.84 × 3.34 in
Filed by Twenty-One Wine & Spirits
Waterford Peated Lacken
Miami, FloridaFiled 03 Sep 2025
- 100 proof* · 50% ABV
- Age not stated
- Irish whiskey
Wood & finish
- Class, as printed
- Irish Single Malt Whisky
- Bottle
- 750 ml
Read from the front and back labels by the extractor; each fact is the label's own statement.
Sourcing
- Distilled at
- Not stated — the label makes no distillation claim
- Bottled by
- Not stated Filed by Twenty-One Wine & Spirits.
Each line is the label's own statement with its role words removed. Applicant and bottler are not the same thing as distiller.
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More from the week of 1–7 September 2025
| Distiller | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 03 Sep | Teeling, Small Batch | Irish whiskey | Not stated | 92* | Not stated | Bottler only |
 | 02 Sep | Glendalough, Double Barrel | Irish whiskey | Not stated | 84* | Not stated | Bottler only |
03 SepTeeling, Small BatchIrish whiskey, 92* proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Bottler only
- Filed by
- BACARDI U.S.A.
02 SepGlendalough, Double BarrelIrish whiskey, 84* proof
- Distilled in
- Not stated
- Distiller
- Bottler only
- Filed by
- AMERICAN VINTAGE BEVERAGE
* Proof derived from the printed ABV (ABV × 2); the label prints no proof.
Where this comes from
- TTB ID
- 25244001000020
- Label approved
- 03 Sep 2025
- Submitted
- 01 Sep 2025 (approved 2 days later)
- Name on the approval
- Twenty-One Wine & Spirits
- Address on the approval
- Miami, FL
- Permits on the approval
- FL-I-21456 (an importer’s permit: this name holds no distillery)
- Class on the approval
- 171, 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
A label approval is permission to bottle. It isn't an announcement or a release date. The name on the approval is whoever applied for it, which is not always who distilled the whiskey. How CaskGrail reads labels