
7 New Irish Whiskeys To Drink This St. Patrick’s Day
Irish whiskey is growing. Here are seven new bottles to try for yourself.
Read MoreIrish whiskey is growing. Here are seven new bottles to try for yourself.
Read MoreBrothership is a collaborative spirit that blends a 10-year-old Irish malt whiskey with a 10-year-old American whiskey.
Read MoreEgan’s Legacy Reserve II was aged in American oak and then finished in barrels that once held Banyuls, an AOC-designated French dessert wine.
Read MoreThis deep and flavorful whiskey was aged exclusively in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks.
Read MoreKilbeggan Small Batch Rye is the first spirit to be completely distilled and matured at the restored Ireland distillery.
Read MoreThis is fightin’ whiskey.
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Read MoreLike many spirits, the story of Irish whiskey begins with monks.
Read MoreEgan’s, a sixth-generation Irish distiller, released just 1,000 bottles of its Legacy Reserve Whiskey.
Read MoreTipperary Knockmealdowns has the lighter-dram quality that Irish whiskey aficionados value alongside a generous helping of novel flavors.
Read MoreMix things up with this light and fruity Irish single malt.
Read MoreThis seven-year-old Irish whiskey is finished in porter barrels, and tastes like a liquid handshake between Irish whiskey and Irish beer.
Read MoreBourbon and sherry casks conspire to create the intriguing and flavorful Glendalough Double Barrel.
Read MoreNext-gen Irish distiller Glendalough is finishing this single malt in Japanese Mizunara casks.
Read MoreSomething new and rum cask-finished from your pals at Tullamore D.E.W.
Read MoreThe Sexton Single Malt is a new Irish whiskey in a handsome bottle and at an affordable price point.
Read MoreFrom Ireland to San Francisco, we trace the story of this classic drink.
Read MoreJameson The Blender’s Dog is the second in a three-part “Whiskey Maker Series” from the classic Irish whiskey brand. We’re sorry to disappoint animal lovers, but that “Dog” in the title doesn’t refer to a loyal pooch: rather, it’s a…
Read MoreIreland’s Kilbeggan Distillery has no shortage of history. Founded in 1757, it’s recognized as the Emerald Island’s oldest licensed distillery. Its recent history, however, is filled with stops and starts. American prohibition and general economic depression led to its…
Read MoreAn Irish whiskey-spiked and Halloween-themed take on the classic Blood and Sand.
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