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Imported Whisky Trends in 2018

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While all the talk the past few years has been about the astounding rebirth of the American whiskey category, producers of many of the world’s best- known imported whiskeys are similarly counting their lucky...

Irish Whiskey Enters New Phase in Growth and Popularity

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Irish whiskey enjoyed another strong year — one more in a string of annual double-digit growth. The category has bulked up, now eclipsing single malt Scotch in volume, if not sales. Irish whiskey is entering...

Interview with Tom Jensen, an American Making Whiskey in Ireland

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There’s opportunity in America for Irish whiskey. Although the category still trails scotch sales in the U.S. by about 1 to 4, it is gaining steam. Pernod Ricard’s Irish lineup has performed impressively in recent...

Brown-Forman Adds Irish Distillery

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Brown-Forman Corporation held its official ground breaking ceremony this week for Slane Distillery, the company’s initial entry into distilling Irish whiskey. Slane Distillery is also the first distillery built by Brown-Forman outside of the United States. The U.S....

Brown-Forman To Invest $50 Million In New Irish Whiskey Distillery

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The Brown-Forman Corporation has announced that it has purchased all shares of Slane Castle Irish Whiskey Limited, and will then invest approximately $50 million to build a new distillery and consumer experience on the historic Slane...

West Cork Distillers ‘Glory’ Irish Poitín

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M.S. Walker has released West Cork Distillers’ “Glory” Irish Poitín into the Irish Whiskey category. West Cork Distillers uses fresh, local ingredients of barley, beet sugar and Irish spring water and distills Glory Irish Poitín using a classic...

Double Barrel Irish Whiskey

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Glendalough Irish Whiskey had announced the launch of the company’s new Double Barrel Irish Whiskey. Glendalough’s new whiskey offering is crafted in small batches from a mash of malted barley and corn. It is aged...
Yellow Spot

Yellow Spot

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Yellow Spot, one of Ireland’s single pot still Irish whiskies, has officially entered the U.S. market. The 12-year-old Yellow Spot is matured in a combination of American bourbon, Spanish sherry and Spanish Malaga casks. It...

Cask Conditioned

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Irish whiskey is still high-proof strong after so many years of double-digit growth. More than riding on the coattails of American’s infatuation with whiskey, Irish is enlarging the demographic, bringing new consumers into the...

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