St. Patrick's Day isn't merely a celebration of the Irish. It's also the a chance to celebrate one of the Emerald Isles' finest exports: Irish whiskey.

Cheers to the Irish with these whiskey cocktails. The post Nothing’s more Irish than whiskey cocktails for St Patrick’s Day appeared first on The Manual.

Most fans of Irish single-pot still whiskey are familiar with Redbreast and the brand’s signature bottling, Redbreast 12. The 18-year-old expression adds further depth with components matured in ...

Roe & Co. Irish Whiskey This brand pays homage to George Roe, a well-known whiskey maker of the 19th century. Released in March 2017, Roe & Co. is described as a “non-chill filtered Irish whiskey.” It ...

These two were the only surviving distilleries after the decline of Irish whiskey in the 20th century which means a lot of the well-known brands you might have already tried would come from one ...

Bushmills Distillery just launched a 46-year-old limited-edition expression called ‘Secrets of the River Bush’. Hyper-aged Irish whiskey is ... Proximo Spirits, the brand has expanded its ...

Bushmills, the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world, has just released the oldest Irish single malt whiskey yet, the 46-year-old Secrets ... those 46 years, the brand produced 300 ...

For this 16-year-old whiskey, Bushmills ages the base ... Redbreast 15 sits plop in the middle of the brand’s core range, which showcases Irish whiskey at 12, 15, and 18 years of age.