Single Malt Irish Whiskey Last month, the Dingle Distillery launched its first core whiskey expression, Dingle Single Malt! A milestone in the distillery’s history and a huge step forward in its growth journey. In doing so it became one of few Irish distilleries to produce a core single malt product made entirely with its own…..
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Dive into Our Brands at Whisky Center and meet the distilleries shaping the world of whisky. Here you’ll find detailed brand profiles, interviews with master blenders, exclusive release announcements, and behind-the-scenes insights. From heritage single malts to pioneering craft producers, this category brings you closer to the makers behind your favorite drams.
Masthouse Column Stilled Single Malt: A unique whisky from the Copper Rivet Distillery in Kent Masthouse Column Malt is among Britain’s first single malt whisky to be distilled in a column still and is made in accordance with the Invicta Whisky Charter ® This whisky takes inspiration from the great Japanese and American distilleries and uses…..
At Christmas play and make good cheer, for Christmas comes but once a year. For the upcoming festivities Clonakilty has laid out a nice mini bottle set which we provide with the necessary Christmas ribbon at the doorstep of your choice. Order this beautiful selection of three of Clonakilty’s most popular spirits – presented in a…..
An Introduction of the Dutch Mwórveld Whiskey The distillery started its production of local whiskey in December 2017. Legally, whiskey needs to be matured in a wooden cask for at least 3 years before it is allowed to be sold as whiskey. Our whiskey is generally matured in oak casts which previously contained Bourbon or…..
A few days ago, The Clonakilty Distillery Team celebrated (more quietly than originally anticipated) their first year as a working distillery. To receive these incredible awards and recognition so early in our operation, is both humbling and gratifying. Given that we are all confined at the moment, it’s an excuse to do a little rumba…..

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