The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
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The Pot Still, your source for tasting notes, reviews, and ratings of Irish, Bourbons, Scotches, and Whiskeys of the world. The Pot Still was created to follow the explosion of energy, innovation, and to track the rise of the new whiskey lifestyle, especially the Revival of the Irish Whiskey Industry.
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
1M ago
Excite your taste buds while sipping on cocktails and whiskey flights, as the summer festivities begin at Roe & Co Power House Garden Distillery. This year's culinary delights are set to be the most mouthwatering yet ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
1M ago
W.D. O'Connell Whiskey Merchants just unveiled their latest creation: a Small Batch 5-Year-Old Single Malt Fino cask finish. This is a big deal for a few reasons ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
3M ago
Bushmills 14 Year Old Single Malt: A Malaga Cask Masterpiece
Today, we're diving into a brand new release that's sure to set a new tone in the Bushmills lineup: the Bushmills 14 Year Old Single Malt. This isn't your typical Bushmills offering... this one breaks the mould with a unique finishing touch that'll have your taste buds reinvigorated ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
4M ago
Redbreast, the renowned Irish whiskey brand known for its single pot still expressions, has embarked on a new adventure with the launch of the Cuatro Barriles Edition. This exciting release, exclusive to Dublin and Cork Duty Free shops in Ireland, marks the fourth chapter in the acclaimed Redbreast Iberian Series ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
4M ago
The Emerald Isle may be known for its rolling green hills and Guinness, but in recent years, Irish whiskey has been quietly undergoing a revolution. At the forefront of this movement is Teeling Whiskey, a distillery known for its relentless pursuit of innovation and unwavering commitment to quality. Their latest release, the Teeling Crystal Single Malt, is a prime example of this pioneering spirit ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
5M ago
Whiskey lovers, raise a glass! Roe & Co just upped the ante with their groundbreaking Roe & Co Solera Single Malt Irish Whiskey, and it's a game-changer. Forget your standard triple-distilled smoothness, this bad boy is bursting with complex layers thanks to a unique Solera finishing process. Think wine-inspired richness meets fiery innovation, all bottled up in a non-chill filtered masterpiece ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
5M ago
Jack Ryan Shelbourne 5 Year Old Bourbon Finish
There's nothing better than simply enjoying a glass after a long day, and then there are the true connoisseurs who seek out the finest expressions of this distilled spirit. For the latter, Jack Ryan Whiskey has become a name synonymous with quality and innovation. Their latest release, the Shelbourne 5 Year Old Bourbon Finish, is a testament to their commitment to crafting exceptional Irish whiskey ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
6M ago
On November 2nd, 2023, the Wicklow Whiskey Society was launched at the iconic Harbour Bar in Bray, Co. Wicklow. The event was a sell-out, with whiskey enthusiasts from all over Wicklow and beyond coming together to celebrate the launch of this new and exciting society ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
9M ago
Following their successful Single Pot Still Single Cask releases, Garden County Distillery announce the release of their oldest whiskey to date.
Only 400 of the 577 bottles produced by this 7-year-old Single Grain Single Cask, which has a 51.3% ABV, are available in Ireland; the remaining portion was distributed to their export partners ..read more
The Pot Still Whiskey Blog
9M ago
Nestled deep in the heart of Wicklow, in Rathnew, Ireland, lies Garden County Distillery, a family-run micro-distillery dedicated to the revival of traditional Single Pot Still whiskey. Founded in 2016 by Michael and Gavin Clifford, the distillery has quickly become a pioneer in Ireland's vibrant independent and craft spirit distilling scene.
Gavin Clifford is the founder and inspiration behind the boutique Bonac Irish Gin. Named for the US harbour, originally it was called Bonac 24 to mark both his age and the number of attempts to get the flavours working. However, a branding conflict saw ..read more