Ireland’s whiskey history is one of the cornerstones of the world’s whisky story. Along with the USA and Scotland, the country’s traditions have informed whisky making around the globe. Success goes in waves, and Ireland…
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Red Spot – top of the spots
Posted on 22 March 2019 by Billy
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Irish Distillers tasting – rock the vote
Posted on 16 March 2015 by Stuart
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‘The public gets what the public wants’ sang Paul Weller in 1980’s Going Underground. We agree, so at our latest tasting at Vinopolis we gave our customers a chance to choose a special Irish whiskey…
Continue reading »Fancy a trip to Midleton? New Prize Draw!
Posted on 28 February 2013 by Billy
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It’s all about Irish whiskey at the moment. We’ve just launched our single cask 1991 vintage Midleton to impressive reviews and scores (Whiskyfun – 92, Whiskynotes – 91, Dramming – 91, Malt Fascination – “This…
Continue reading »New Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey – Yellow Spot
Posted on 5 October 2012 by Tim F
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Regular readers of the blog (Hello, Mum!) will be well aware that we’re unashamed fans of the fantastic Single Pot Still range of whiskies from Pernod Ricard’s Midleton distillery, home of Jameson. Anyone with too much time…
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A special seasonal release from the Macallan, celebrating Hogmanay – new year in Scotland....
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A non-alcoholic Spirit from Herb All that features a range of botanicals including juniper, angelica seed and ...
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This miniature bottle of Glencadam Reserva Andalucia pays homage to the relationship between the distillery...
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A sweet and fruity sample bottle from Glencadam, matured in specially-selected ex-bourbon barrels from K...
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I'd say there's not a lot between them. I'd say that the techniques used to make the rum change the flavour more than the raw material between molasses and cane honey, so it'll be other factors that...
Posted on: 26 October 2023
Such a pity that the distillery was destroyed. I had the great luck to try one of these, to me almost magic, Karuizawas. It was a 1972/2008, 36y, #7290 with 65%. Since today I have memoriesof this...
Posted on: 17 October 2023
Hi. So which do most drinkers prefer, honey based. Or Molasses based. I'm a big fan of Maison Ferrand Plantation Rum. I don't like most Spiced rums. Thank you John
Posted on: 16 October 2023