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New Look For Powers Irish Whiskey

New Look For Powers Irish Whiskey

Powers Irish Whiskey, which is made by Irish Distillers in Midleton Distillery, has unveiled a bold new bottle design for its range of premium Irish whiskeys. Debuting on core expression Powers Gold Label in the USA from March 2020, the dynamic new look is set to attract a new generation of drinkers to one of Ireland’s most loved whiskey brands.

Lambay Rowing Challenge 2019

Lambay Rowing Challenge 2019

Lambay Rowing Challenge 2019

On a cloudy and blustery day on September 28^th 2019 the Lambay Rowing Challenge 2019, organised by members of Fingal Rowing Club, hosted over 28 teams, where 250 attendees including six international crews from the USA and Netherlands ascended on Rush Sailing Club for what is fast becoming known as one of the toughest rowing events in Europe!

EXCLUSIVE Single Cask Dingle Founding Father ‘Old Cannon’ released

EXCLUSIVE Single Cask Dingle Founding Father 'Old Cannon' released

Tullamore D.E.W. Continues Its Journey Of Blend With XO Rum Cask Finish

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Popular whiskey brand launches a new triple blend celebrating the Caribbean’s forgotten Irish heritage

Redbreast’s Whiskey new look has landed.

The new Redbreast design 2019

We’ve spread our wings and given the whole Redbreast range a makeover. Don’t worry – it’s the same whiskey you love, but with a refreshed new look.

For the first time, each bottle features raised lettering, spelling out ‘Redbreast’ at the base of the neck and ‘Single Pot Still’ on the reverse. This is accompanied by beautiful new labels in a lighter cream colour, with an embossed, textured background.

ROE & CO DISTILLERY OPENING JUNE 2019

ROE & CO DISTILLERY OPENING JUNE 2019

FIRST LOOK: MALT WHISKEY DISTILLING BEGINS AT AHEAD OF OPENING TO VISITORS THIS MONTH

Celebrate Christmas With Some Festive Fun At The Teeling Distillery!

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Dublin Whiskey Bonding Tradition Is Honoured With New Red Spot Irish Whiskey

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The Legendary Dark Silkie Blended Irish Whiskey Review

A Donegal Whiskey That Uniquely Captures the Drama, Flavour and Magic of the Sea Following in the footsteps of the multi-award-winning Silkie Irish Whiskey, The Dark Silkie is the latest addition to the Sliabh Liag Distillers list of locally produced spirits. Dark Silkie contains a core of triple distilled peated single malt whiskey which has […]

An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin Review

The Sliabh Liag Distillery Produces a Magnificent Irish Gin Using Five Locally Harvested Seaweeds Dúlamán Irish Gin from the Sliabh Liag Distillery is probably my favorite Gin ever made!!! An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin came from an inspired moment on Muckross Head, and is a remarkable gin by any stretch. It is the very essence […]

Red Earl Irish Whiskey Review from Kinsale Spirits

The Kinsale Spirit Company Presents The 1st Irish Whiskey in Their Battle of Kinsale Series… Following the fight for freedom from the Crown at The Battle of Kinsale, 1601, seeking aid from allies in Spain, Red Hugh O’Donnell, Earl of Tyrconnell, was murdered by an Anglo-Irish double agent and buried near Rioja. Red Earl Irish Whiskey, a tribute to his story, is […]

Red Spot 15 Years Old Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey Review

Red Spot was Last seen 50 years ago, the re-imagining of Red Spot began in the early 2000’s when Marsala fortified wine casks were procured from the Florio winery in Sicily. In 2004, these were filled with a five-year-old Bourbon matured single pot still Irish whiskey.

The Legendary Silkie Blended Irish Whiskey Review

The Wild Atlantic Way is thriving & The Sliabh Liag Distillery in Donegal has brought craft whiskey back after an absence of 175 years. Here on The Whiskey Trail we always say “Every Whiskey Tells a Story” this is an understatement when talking about Sliabh Liag and Silkie Whiskey. Just as Donegal is often thought […]