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To help you explore the intriguing world of Irish whiskey, we have shortlisted what we believe are the best Irish whiskey brands.

We review Redbreast Bird Feeder Bottle 12-Year-Old, a special variant of the classic Redbreast 12 Year that was released this past November to help raise funds for the protection of birdlife.

The team behind the successful Irish whiskeys from the Midleton distillery, such as Jameson and Redbreast, sees some major shuffling as a master distiller moves on and new people step into higher profile roles.

The Third Chapter represents the midway point in Midleton’s journey to release the remaining whiskey from its former distillery

A new blend of whiskey, and whiskey styles, hits the market as Keeper’s Heart Irish + Bourbon recently debuted from O’Shaughnessy Distilling of Minneapolis.

Two of Ireland’s oldest bottles of whiskey sell for record prices

There one minute, gone the next. Midleton Very Rare 2022 took six months to create, but just seconds to sell out on the distillery's website.

Irish Distillers have announced the €13 million ($14.7 million) renovation of the Midleton Distillery in County Cork, transforming the tourist attraction into a world-class whiskey destination capable of attracting 200,000 visitors every year. 

Jameson opens Taste House store in Dublin Airport 7th April, 2021 by Owen Bellwood Pernod Ricard-owned Jameson has opened its new Taste House store in Dublin Airport – the first of its kind for the Irish whiskey brand. The Jameson Taste House has opened in The Loop at Dublin Airport terminal two Opening in Dublin Airport’s terminal two at The Loop, which is operated by travel retailer Aer Rianta International, the store will offer travel retail-exclusive products. The Taste House store fe...

City Spirits: Irish whiskey might be the star, but gin hits the spot too Dublin may be the heart of Irish nightlife but liquids from across the island of Ireland are well worth a try (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images) Above most other calendar dates, March 17 presents itself as the perfect opportunity to throw your inhibitions to one side, and party like its, well, 461AD. St. Patrick’s Day falls on this date each year. But why March 17? This was the day that the man wh...