Only 175 bottles of the 37-year-old whiskey have been created.
The latest release was distilled in 1983 and matured exclusively in an ex-Bourbon cask for 37 years. It has been hand-bottled at 41.3% ABV.
Jack Teeling, founder of the Teeling Whiskey Company, said: “We are extremely proud and lucky to be able to release some of the oldest ever bottlings of Irish single malt with our Vintage Reserve Collection.
“This very limited release of 37-year-old Irish single malt is truly a piece of Irish whiskey history and amazingly for a whiskey of this age it is not over oaked but has a beautiful balanced taste profile.
“There is nothing else like these Irish single malts on the market and each one represents a rare piece of Irish whiskey history in each bottle.”
