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Four alchemists creating very special ciders and wines - and three of them are Irish - Vimarsana News

Four alchemists creating very special ciders and wines - and three of them are Irish

Craft makers here are using local produce to create fascinating complex drinks of a very high quality

From grazing land to a vineyard and orchard - Vimarsana News

From grazing land to a vineyard and orchard

David Dennison bought a small farm, which was grazed by sheep, in Co. Waterford in 1998, and now runs an Irish vineyard and orchard.

Drinks industry in Ireland deserves better recognition argues Leitrim distiller - Vimarsana News

Drinks industry in Ireland deserves better recognition argues Leitrim distiller

Founder of the Shed Distillery in Drumshanbo and new Drinks Ireland Chairperson, Pat Rigney, says the drinks industry is too often misrepresented and maligned i...

20 St. Patrick's Day Drinks - Best Irish Drink Ideas for St. Patrick's Day - Vimarsana News

20 St. Patrick's Day Drinks - Best Irish Drink Ideas for St. Patrick's Day

These green St. Patrick's Day drinks include milkshakes, margaritas, smoothies, and other festive Irish twists on your favorite cocktails.

Irish Trash Can: The Perfect St. Patrick's Day Cocktail - Vimarsana News

Irish Trash Can: The Perfect St. Patrick's Day Cocktail

St. Partick's Day is the one day of the year where you can be as Irish as you want, even if you're technically not Irish. But let's be real, finding the perfect Irish cocktail is the lucky clover on the top. Boy, oh boy, do I have the perfect adult beverage that will give you all the Irish feels you're looking for, and that my friend is an Irish Trash Can. Technically this drink isn't Irish, but it does turn green, and on St. Patrick's Day, anything lucky or green in color is for the Irish. I'd also like to add that it tastes nothing like a trash can, not that I know what a trash can actually...

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