Proper No Twelve Irish Whiskey
Introducing Proper No 12. Real Dublin character and smooth Irish Taste, founded by Conor McGregor. Proper No. Twelve is an ultra-smooth and approachable blend, with notes of vanilla, honey and toasted wood.
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