Proper No. Twelve Irish Apple Whiskey by Conor McGregor

Proper No. Twelve Irish Apple is Conor McGregor’s bold, fruit‑forward twist on his globally recognized Irish whiskey. This vibrant expression blends Proper No. Twelve’s smooth triple‑distilled Irish whiskey with crisp, natural apple flavor, creating a refreshing, approachable profile perfect for casual sipping, cocktails, and celebratory pours. Designed for fans of flavored whiskey and collectors of celebrity‑backed spirits, this bottle brings McGregor’s signature intensity to a bright, modern Irish whiskey experience.

Key Highlights

• Smooth Irish whiskey infused with natural apple flavor
• Triple‑distilled for a clean, approachable profile
• Crafted in Ireland using traditional whiskey‑making methods
• Crisp, sweet‑tart apple character ideal for cocktails
• Backed by UFC champion Conor McGregor

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Fresh green apple, honey, vanilla, and soft grain sweetness.
Palate: Bright apple flavor layered with caramel, orchard fruit, and light spice.
Finish: Smooth, sweet, and refreshing with lingering apple and gentle warmth.

Product Details

• Category: Flavored Irish Whiskey
• ABV: 35%
• Origin: Ireland
• Bottle Size: 750ml

How to Enjoy

• Chilled as a straight pour
• Mixed with ginger ale or lemon‑lime soda
• In apple‑forward cocktails like an Irish Apple Mule
• As a fun, flavorful addition to party drinks and shots

FAQ - Proper No. Twelve Irish Apple Whiskey by Conor McGregor

Is Proper No. Twelve Irish Apple very sweet?
It offers a balanced sweetness from the natural apple flavor while maintaining the smoothness of Irish whiskey.

Is this whiskey good for cocktails?
Yes. Its crisp apple profile pairs well with ginger ale, citrus mixers, and simple highballs.

Is this made in Ireland?
Yes. Proper No. Twelve Irish Apple is distilled and produced in Ireland.

How does it compare to the original Proper No. Twelve?
The original is a classic Irish whiskey, while the Irish Apple expression adds bright fruit flavor and a sweeter, more playful profile.