Irish Whiskey
Irish Whiskey uisce beatha ("Water of Life" in Gaelic) It doesn't really matter by what name you call it Irish Whiskey is one of those fine things in life which requires the need for you to partake in order to determine for yourself just what all the fuss is about. There are a number of ways to Drink Irish whiskey "Irish Coffee" in colder weather or a "Hot One" made from boiling water with lemon, cloves and sugar. You can drink in "On the Rocks" (With Ice) or include it in your favourite cocktail. But by far the best way is to savor it neat, no ice, no mixer, no nothing, just plain and simple so that the full enjoyment of this "Blessed elixir of the Gods" may be quietly enjoyed.
Irish pot still Pictured above model of Irish pot still as displayed at Jameson's Bow Street Distillery Dublin	Irish whiskey is available in many varieties. Brand classics such as Jameson, Midleton, Bushmills, and Powers are fine examples to be enjoyed should you fancy a tipple. Or alternatively enjoy a tour of the Old Bushmills Distillery in Co. Antrim or the John Jameson's Bow Street Distillery in Dublin's Smithfield area.
		Midleton very rare Irish Whiskey A highly exclusive Irish whiskey with only between 600 and 1,200 cases sold each year. Each Bottle is serial numbered and comes complete in an individual oak case with an invitation to tour the Distillery in Cork or Dublin

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