The world of Irish whiskey is in fine shape, with exciting new launches hitting the shelves and much-loved classics finding new fans all the time. If you’re a devoted whiskey lover or are just keen to investigate the category a little bit, there are so many excellent whiskeys to discover, from single malts to award-winning blends.
Here, we’ve selected four top Irish whiskey options that we think are well worth checking out, whatever your preference or budget. And - even better - they're all on special offer for a limited time in our Irish Whiskey sale!
Co Antrim
WAS €47 NOW €35 (Part of our Irish whiskey sale.)
The youngest of the Bushmills single malts, this whiskey’s distinctive honey, vanilla and milk chocolate notes come courtesy of at least 10 years in bourbon barrels and sherry butts. Fruit-forward and smooth, try it neat or over a little ice.
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Dublin
WAS €45 NOW €30 (Part of our Irish whiskey sale.)
Named in honour of George Roe, a pioneer of Irish whiskey, Roe & Co is a blend of rich malt and smooth grain whiskeys aged in bourbon casks. Creamy and mellow with soft spice notes, it's versatile whiskey that lends itself well to all sorts of cocktails but can also be enjoyed neat or over ice.
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Co Cork
WAS €70 NOW €65 (Part of our Irish whiskey sale.)
A frequent award-winner, Redbreast 12-Year-Old is a rich and complex 100% pot still whiskey beloved by whiskey fans the world over. Triple distilled, time spent in bourbon and sherry casks has given Redbreast its spicy, fruity notes and distinctive sherry style. A true classic.
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Ireland
WAS €43 NOW €38 (Part of our Irish whiskey sale.)
This Irish peated single malt is always in high demand. It’s made with a combination of young and old whiskeys, giving it rich malt and fruit flavours along with underlying vanilla tone and, of course, that full-bodied peat note.
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All prices are correct at time published and are part of our Irish whiskey sale. Please check our website or stores for the most up-to-date pricing.
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