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The store gives travellers the opportunity to learn more about products using touchless technology. Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail (PR GTR) has announced the opening of its Jameson TasteHouse in The Loop complex operated by Aer Rianta International (ARI) at Dublin International Airport Terminal 2. A first for the brand in travel retail, PR GTR says the store reflects the company’s commitment to innovating in the channel and continuously re-defining the retail environment. The outlet fe...

Top level Irish whiskey is now better than Scotch Ahead of St Patricks Day, one expert says the tables are turning, and explains exactly how to find the perfect Irish whiskey Irish whiskeys are the perfect option for St Patricks day If there are any doubtful discerning drinkers left out there, be assured Irish whiskey is an irrefutable investment opportunity. The current crop of producers are presenting jaw-dropping innovation and extraordinarily rare releases, placing this spirit in the cross ...

The Emerald Isle is often thought of as the spiritual home of “uisce beatha,” the “water of life.” Less than two decades ago, however, there were just a handful of whiskey distilleries throughout Ireland. A resurgence in popularity has changed all that. Alongside its renowned storytellers, passionate singers, its robust tea and its welcoming hospitality, Irish whiskey has become one of the country’s most notable exports. A report by the Irish Whiskey Association found that the U.S. re...

Midleton Distillery hires new blender 3rd March, 2021 by Nicola Carruthers Irish Distillers has appointed Deirdre O’Carroll as blender for Midleton Distillery in County Cork. Deirdre O’Carroll joined Jameson maker Irish Distillers in 2012 In her new position, O’Carroll will work with master blender Billy Leighton, and will be responsible for the development of new and existing blends. She will help create a palate of tastes for Irish Distillers’ portfolio of Irish whiskeys. In additio...

We review Midleton Very Rare 2020, the last vintage of this popular Irish whiskey that was put together by Brian Nation, former master distiller of the brand.