Irish Whiskey

A highly recommended Irish blended whiskey from Wild Geese, the cornerstone of their much lauded range.

Grain whiskey reserved for Bushmills Original is slowly matured for a minimum of five years in American oak casks before blending with Irish Single Malt whiskey to produce this original blend.

Hugely popular Irish blend, renowned for its affinity with ginger ale. The default springboard into the fascinating world of Irish whiskey, Jameson's quality has improved massively in the last 10-15 years and it's one of Jim Murray's favourites, with 95 points in the Whisky Bible 2013.
Whisky Bible 2013: 95 Points

Tullamore Dew is a resoundingly popular Irish blend, particularly in overseas markets, where it is second only to Jameson. Very approachable.

A well-known blend, reputedly named after a gregarious travelling sales rep for the distillery who made sure that everyone who crossed his path tried a glass.

"A highly delicious and dangerously more-ish whiskey which will remain in the taste-buds" Jim Murray, author of Classic Irish Whiskey.

A rich, dark, Irish blend, Black Bush contains a high proportion of triple-distilled single malt, aged in Oloroso sherry casks for around 8-10 years before marriage with the grain. Picked up the top prize in its category at the World Whisky Awards 2010.

A special edition of Paddy's Irish Whiskey, enclosing the bottle in a removal carrying frame styled to look like a lantern. A perfect display piece or carrying aid, even though it doesn't actually light up.

Millar's is a blend of malt and grain whiskeys from the Cooley distillery, matured in first-fill bourbon casks.

A pack of four miniatures showcasing Ireland's Cooley distillery's mastery of a variety of different whiskey styles. Pack comprises Greenore 8yo (single grain); Kilbeggan (blend); Tyrconnell (single malt); and Connemara (peated single malt).

The best-selling whiskey in the Republic of Ireland, Power's has a spicy potstill character and is aged between 5 and 6 years in Bourbon casks.

A blended Irish whiskey, Clontarf Classic was originally a 100% grain whiskey from Cooley, but these days the product has a very small amount of malt in it, with the grain supplied by Irish Distillers (top inside info from Jim Murray's Whisky bible there - JM gives it 86 points).

Thought peat was all about Islay? Think (or perhaps that should be 'drink') again. All Islay fans owe it to themselves to check out Connemara from the splendid Cooley distillery.
IWSC 2012 - Gold Medal - Whiskey - Irish

The benchmark Irish single malt, this has a far greater depth of flavour than standard Irish blends. A previous winner of the 'Best Irish Single Malt Whiskey in the World' at the World Whiskies Awards.

A superb Irish single malt, with a creamy character and a wonderfully smooth palate. Very drinkable.

An interesting idea from the folks at Jameson, taking a different look at that classic of whiskey cocktails - The Irish Coffee. The pack contains a bottle of Jameson, four shot glasses and a bag of coffee beans from Third Floor Espresso in Dublin, as well as instructions on how to combine the two in the best possible way.

A presentation pack of Cooley's Tyrconnell Irish single malt whiskey. A bottle of the whiskey along with a pair of Tyrconnell tumblers, perfect as a gift for an Irish whiskey fan trying to look beyond the usual fare.

A bottle of Connemara, Ireland's superb peated single malt whiskey, supplied in a gift pack with two branded glasses from which to sup it.
San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2010: Double Gold Medal

A 12yo blended Irish whiskey from duty-free favourite Tullamore Dew, Special Reserve has been assembled from a mixture of bourbon and oloroso sherry casks.

A gold medal-winner at the International Wine & Spirits Competition, this unique concoction is a 100% Single Grain Irish whiskey, from the multi-award-winning Cooley distillery in Dundalk.