Brand (front) or keg collar, 4 × 3 in
Filed by Connecticut Distilling
Mcshein's, Cock & Hen
Waterbury, ConnecticutFiled 12 Mar 2026
- 80 proof · 40% ABV
- Age not stated
- Irish whiskey
Wood & finish
- Class, as printed
- Blended Irish Whiskey
- Finish, as printed
- finished in EX IRISH STOUT CASKS
- Bottle
- 750 ml
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Sourcing
- Distilled at
- Not stated — the label makes no distillation claim
- Bottled by
- Imported, Proofed, and Bottled By Mcshein'S IN Waterbury, CT
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- Distiller
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- Filed by
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Where this comes from
- TTB ID
- 26069001000851
- Label approved
- 12 Mar 2026
- Submitted
- 10 Mar 2026 (approved 2 days later)
- Name on the approval
- Connecticut Distilling
- Address on the approval
- Waterbury, CT
- Permits on the approval
- DSP-CT-21017
- 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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