Bushmills Adds Two Ultra-Aged Whiskeys

Bushmills Irish Whiskey, from the world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, mark their bold entry into the ultra-prestige single malt category with the introduction of two, ultra-rare, permanent additions to their prestigious core range of single malts – a 25 and 30 Year Old. Drawn from the greatest reserve of aged single malt Irish whiskey in… Continue reading Bushmills Adds Two Ultra-Aged Whiskeys

Jameson and Ancestry Partner on Historic Publican Records

Irish Distillers, producer of some of the world’s best loved Irish whiskeys, and Ancestry, the global leader in family history, have partnered once again to deliver more than fifty years of historical Jameson publicans’ agreements. The agreements are now available to search for free between March 27th and April 30th on Ancestry.ie The Publican Agreements,… Continue reading Jameson and Ancestry Partner on Historic Publican Records

Lost Irish Whiskey Review

Lost Irish Whiskey
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By Richard Thomas Rating: C+ Looking for something novel to ring in St. Patty’s 2023? Beyond my round-up of new Irish Whiskeys, I’m also taking a look at Lost Irish. This is a sourced brand created by Neil Sands and Tim Herlihy. Keen whiskey observers will probably recognize Herlihy’s name, because he was Tullamore DEW’s… Continue reading Lost Irish Whiskey Review

Redbreast 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey

Redbreast 12 Year Old
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Updated March 12, 2023 By Richard Thomas Average Rating: B+ When Barry Crockett retired as Master Distiller for Irish Distillers in 2013 after 47 years with the company, his principal legacy was preserving the distinctly Irish style of pot still whiskey. Yet it was not until relatively modern times, albeit still under Crockett’s tenure, that… Continue reading Redbreast 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey

New Green Spot Geese Whiskey Uses Pinot Noir Finish

Irish Distillers, makers of Green Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, has partnered with the Quails’ Gate winery in Canada to introduce the third instalment in the Green Spot Wine Geese Series, Green Spot Quails’ Gate. Joining permanent expressions Green Spot Château Leoville Barton and Green Spot Chateau Montelena, the series is a celebration of… Continue reading New Green Spot Geese Whiskey Uses Pinot Noir Finish