Proper No. Twelve Black Reserve Irish Whiskey by Conor McGregor

Proper No. Twelve Black Reserve is Conor McGregor’s boldest and most premium Irish whiskey to date—crafted for drinkers who want deeper flavor, richer oak influence, and a more intense expression of the Proper No. Twelve style. Aged longer and bottled at a higher proof than the original, Black Reserve delivers a fuller, more robust profile while maintaining the smooth, approachable character that made the brand a global phenomenon.

This elevated release is ideal for collectors, fans of McGregor, and whiskey drinkers seeking a stronger, more complex Irish whiskey experience.

Key Highlights

• Premium, higher‑proof expression of Proper No. Twelve
• Aged longer for deeper oak, spice, and caramel notes
• Crafted in Ireland using traditional triple‑distillation
• Richer, bolder flavor profile compared to the original
• Created and inspired by UFC champion Conor McGregor

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Toasted oak, vanilla bean, caramel, and warm baking spice.
Palate: Full‑bodied with layers of dark caramel, honey, charred oak, and bold spice.
Finish: Long, warming, and robust with lingering oak, vanilla, and sweet grain.

Product Details

• Category: Irish Whiskey
• Style: Premium blended Irish whiskey
• ABV: Higher proof than the original Proper No. Twelve (varies by release)
• Origin: Ireland
• Barrel Type: Extended aging in ex‑bourbon barrels
• Bottle Size: 750ml

How to Enjoy

• Neat to appreciate its richer character
• On a large ice cube to soften the spice
• In elevated whiskey cocktails like an Irish Old Fashioned
• As a premium upgrade to classic Irish whiskey serves

FAQ

How is Black Reserve different from the original Proper No. Twelve?
Black Reserve is aged longer and bottled at a higher proof, offering a richer, more intense flavor profile.

Is Proper No. Twelve Black Reserve smooth?
Yes. Despite its higher proof, it maintains the smooth, approachable character of Irish whiskey.

Is this whiskey made in Ireland?
Yes. It is distilled, aged, and bottled in Ireland using traditional methods.

Is this a limited release?
Black Reserve is produced in smaller quantities than the core expression, making it more collectible.