Irish Whiskey

The Old Bushmills Distillery - Ireland’s Oldest Whiskey Distillery - 1608

Bushmills Tripled Distilled Irish Whiskey

The Old Bushmills Whiskey Distillery is in the northwest of Ireland, in the village of Bushmills, County Antrim, nestled on the bank of the River Bush. The license to distil was granted in 1608 by King James I, with ‘The Old Bushmills Distillery’ officially registered in 1784, with the Pot Still as the registered trade mark. To this day, the Distillery draws its water from Saint Columb’s Rill, a tributary of the River Bush.

Glendalough Irish Whiskey Ltd

Glendalough Whiskey | Ireland's First Craft Distillery

Glendalough Distillery was founded in 2011 in Glendalough, County Wicklow. The distillery is located near the mouth of the Glendalough Valley, in a small church called Saint Kevin's, on the grounds of a 18th century estate known locally as Glendalough House. Glendalough meaning "the valley of the two lakes" is also home to a medieval monastic settlement, Founded by St Kevin in the 6th Century. The distillery not only produces Irish whiskey, Irish malts whiskey and Seasonal Gin but also has a range of Poitins, finished in different casks. The distillery is also Ireland's first craft distillery and is seated in one of the most beautiful valleys in Ireland.

Hibernia Distillers – A True Taste of Ireland

Founded in 2014 by brothers Conor and Alan Hyde, Hibernia distillers of Skibbereen, West Cork produce premium Irish whiskey under the Hyde label. With generations of experience in the drinks industry dating back to 1916, the Hyde Brothers produce handcrafted limited edition premium Irish Whiskey in small batches, each double matured in 1st fill Bourbon Oak Barrels and then finishing in either Vintage Oloroso Sherry Casks or Dark Caribbean Rum Casks.

Midleton Whiskey - The Old Midleton Distillery

Irish Distillers Midleton Distillery

The Old Midleton Distillery was established in 1825 by three brothers, Daniel, James and Jeremiah Murphy, located near the town of Midleton, County Cork. 1n 1966 the distillery, which was part of the Cork Distilleries company, merged with John Power & Son and John Jameson & Son to form the Irish Distillers. The new Midleton distillery was opened in 1975, right beside the old distillery and with this signalled the end of production at the John Jameson & Son, Bow Street Distillery. Today Midleton distillery is one of the most modern in the world and is home to brands such as, Jameson, Powers, Redbreast, Green spot and Midleton.

Method and Madness Irish Whiskey

(MM) – Irish Distillers

Method and Madness is a new range of Irish Whiskey, introduced by Irish distillers and produced at Midleton's Micro Distillery, County Cork. The Range brings together distillers new and old, creating an Irish whiskey, which reflects the next generation of Irish distillers. Located on a site, adjacent to the old Jameson Plant, the Micro Distillery which forms part of the main Midleton distillery, intends to reinvent whiskey recipes from as far back as the 1800s but add a new modern feel.

Teeling Irish Whiskey - The Spirit of Dublin Since 1782

The Teeling Whiskey Distillery | Irish Whiskey

The Teeling Whiskey Distillery is the first new distillery in Dublin in over 125 Years but the Teeling Whiskey Company was first founded in 1782 by Walter Teeling, when he opened a Whiskey Distillery in Marrowbone Lane, the Liberties - Dublin. The New Teeling Whiskey Distillery, located also in the Liberties, was purchased by John Teeling in 1985, converted and renewed, the old schnapps distillery open its doors to the public in 2015, with the introduction of three new Copper Pot Stills.

Drioglann Na Saoirsi

The site for the Dublin Liberties Distillery was acquired by Quintessential Brands back in March 2016, with the acquisition of the Dublin Whiskey Company. They hope the Liberties Distillery will be open for visitors in the summer of 2018, with Master Distiller Darryl McNally at the helm. The Mill Street building has 300 plus years of distilling history and with some 12 million pound investment should prove to be a success; the distillery has already launched a number of whiskeys, such as The Dubliner, Dead Rabbit and The Dublin Liberties Irish Whiskey.

The Quiet Man Craft Distillery Company Ltd - Irish Whiskey

The Quiet Man Craft Whiskey

The Quiet Man Irish Whiskey is the first whiskey to be matured and bottled in Derry/Londonderry in over one hundred years. The Quiet Man Craft Distillery will be the first distillery in the maiden city since the closure of the Watts Distillery in 1921 and the first new build in almost 150 years. Located on the historic Ebrington Site in the city centre, the new distillery hopes to be open for distillation and for visitors in 2018 and in advance of that, The Quiet Man Craft Distillery Company with continue to mature, blend and bottle the whiskey at the Niche Drinks site in Derry/Londonderry, under the watchful eye of founder and owner Ciaran Mulgrew.

Irish Whiskey | Gin | Poitin - Shane Braniff

Northern Ireland’s first fully licenced distillery in over 125 years, Echlinville received the licence to distil in 2013, located in near kircubbin in County Down. The Distillery officially opened the doors to the public in 2016 and founder Shane Braniff has gone from strength to strength, producing two pot still single estate gin’s - Jawbox and Echlinville, relaunching Dunville's Whiskey and distilling an Irish Poitin, with plans to add a potato Vodka.

Glendalough Irish Whiskey Ltd

Glendalough Whiskey | Ireland's First Craft Distillery

Glendalough Whiskey Distillery was founded in 2011 in Glendalough, County Wicklow. The distillery is located near the mouth of the Glendalough Valley, in a small church called Saint Kevin's, on the grounds of a 18th century estate known locally as Glendalough House. Glendalough meaning "the valley of the two lakes" is also home to a medieval monastic settlement, Founded by St Kevin in the 6th Century. The distillery not only produces Irish whiskey, Irish malts whiskey and Seasonal Gin but also has a range of Poitins, finished in different casks. The distillery is also Ireland's first craft distillery and is seated in one of the most beautiful valleys in Ireland.

Drioglann Shliabh Liag

The Sliabh Liag Distillery intends to be the 1st Irish Whiskey distillery in Donegal, Ireland in over 170 years. The distillery is focused in and around the beautiful Sliabh Liag - Slieve League coastal cliffs. Owners James and Moira Doherty are already distilling, using a Forsyth bespoke gin still to produce the An Dulaman Seaweed Gin and have also released the Silkie Irish Whiskey, produced for them by an independent distiller. With the new distillery, located on a 20 acre site and with full planning in place, the husband and wife team, intend to distil 400,00 litres of triple distilled single malt and pot still whiskies per year, by spring 2019.