Ireland · IRISH WHISKEY AND DISTILLERY TOURS
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Bow Street pours the comparative flight, Teeling brought distilling back to the Liberties after two centuries dry, and Roe & Co works out of an old power station. What decides these distillery tours is what ends up in front of you: how many drams, whether a cocktail class is included, how long each runs, and the price.
Historic Jameson Bow Street tour in Dublin with a guided whiskey lesson, comparative tastings, and a Jameson cocktail at JJ Bar.
“The Guide made it well worth it with compelling story telling.”
Jameson Distillery Bow St. tour in Dublin: a 45-minute guided whiskey education with tastings and a relaxed stop at JJ’s Bar.
“I recommend paying the extra money and go on the longer tour besides the 45 min one if you're a drinker of Irish whiskey.”
A guided Dublin combo of **Jameson** and **Guinness** with timed entry, tastings, and a Gravity Bar pint with 360 views.
“This is a great way to get a taste of Dublin! Includes a bit of a walking tour and some history about the city of Dublin. Even got a chance to duck into the oldest pub and get a beer. Fergus is an excellent tour guide who will take great care of you.”
A 1-hour Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin with a guided production walk and a tasting designed for both beginners and fans.
“Fun tour and tasting at one of Dublin's finest distilleries! Thanks for the tour and the opportunity to taste 4 great whiskeys..”
A small-group Roe & Co experience in Dublin’s former Guinness Power Station, blending or exploring flavors, then finishing with signature cocktails.
“This was such a good tour and honestly well worth it! The tour is informative but so engaging, I especially loved the cocktail making class and our tour guide Andrew was very good!”
Guided Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskies in about 1 hour.
“Andrew is awesome! Great tour and entertainment for a small price!”
See Dublin’s first new distillery in 125 years, tour a working 3-copper pot still, then taste Teeling whiskey for about $23.
“smell of the barley upon entering the factory. more information around the types made there prior to entering, 5min or less going over the difference displays”
Skip the lines for Guinness and Jameson in Dublin. Guided tastings, a free pint, and top views in a 4-hour half-day tour.
“Alan with the yellow hat was amazing, super kind and very informative. Made the tour super fun!!!”
See the Midleton distillery on the Jameson Experience, tour the cask-aging warehouse, then compare whiskeys in the Jameson Bar tasting.
“This was actually a great tour. The guid was very knowledgeable and informative. This one tops going to the Jameson Distillery in Dublin because all of the whiskey in Ireland is made here!”
Irish Whiskey Museum blending class in Dublin: four whiskey tastings, guided blend making, and a miniature bottle keepsake. 75 minutes.
“the tour guides humour and charm kept us focussed on what he was saying and made the tasting at the end so much more worth experiencing”
Tour Roe and Co in Dublin’s Liberties, then pick a Flavours or Beyond The Blend workshop to make your own whiskey cocktail.
“Thoroughly enjoyed this activity. Very interesting indeed combined history and information with fun and entertainment. Excellent guide who really added hugely to experience.”
Midleton Distillery Experience in Cork: tour the original distillery, see the copper pot still, taste three whiskeys, and sip a cocktail.
“The facility is incredible in the quaint town of Midleton. We enjoyed our experience and have spoken so highly of it since returning to Canada.”
Sip four Irish whiskeys and blend your own in Dublin, led by a master blender at the Irish Whiskey Museum.
“So fun!! Loved that it wasn’t Jameson whiskey and I got a good variety. The blending experience at the end was super unique and my guide was hilarious!”
Jameson Distillery Bow St. tasting tour in Dublin with guided history, secret office pours, free tastings, and optional blending or cocktails.
“The entire experience was exceptional! What made it even better was our host, Alex. She was super knowledgable and made the information very interesting. We were all so engaged. Would recommend this to anyone who is a whiskey enthusiast and even those who are not super familiar like myself.”
Tour Pearse Lyons in a restored church in The Liberties, then taste standout Irish whiskey and gin in a small guided group.
“Excellent tour. Cool setting in the church. Lots of history. A mix of old & modern 🤗”
