Spot on in Ireland. Pernod Ricard’s Yellow Spot Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey has announced a return of Yellow Spot 12 year old just in time to become our last all-time Design Award nomination in 2012. Mitchell’s brand was Green … Continue reading
Writers Tears comes from the previously unknown Writers Tears Whiskey Company. It turns out that this whiskey did not spring fully-formed from the void but can trace its pedigree to The Irishman whiskey line-up. The Irishman whiskeys are the inspired … Continue reading
The Maiden Voyage of Inish Turk Beg single-malt Irish whiskey is released in a hand-blown Mooring Buoy 1000ml bottle at 44% ABV. It is finished in PoitÃn (pronounced pot-cheen) barrels that have long gazed out from the shores of Inish … Continue reading
John Jameson was Scottish, not Irish, and since 1988 the Jameson brand has been owned by the French (Pernod Ricard). The core range includes Jameson 12 Year Old Special Reserve, Jameson Gold Reserve, Jameson 18 Year Old Limited Reserve, and … Continue reading
Despite a lack of historical evidence, it is believed that troops of King Henry II drank Bushmills some 400 years before the distillery became officially licensed in 1608 by King James I. In 1784 the Bushmills Distillery became an officially … Continue reading
Connemara single malt Irish whiskey takes its name from the a wild, mountainous region on the west coast of Ireland with majestic mountains, lakes, streams, glens and rain-soaked peat bogs creating a landscape of unique natural beauty. The bogs are … Continue reading
Greenore single grain Irish whiskey bottle range by Cooley Distillery in 70cl at different strengths. Until 2011, Cooley Distillery was Irelands only independent Irish whiskey distillery. By the end of 2011 Beam Global has bought it. Shown here is the … Continue reading
