Four Irish pot still whiskeys scored Platinum medals at the 2025 Beverage Testing Institute judging. These are the whiskeys ...

Standard and affordable Irish whiskey and affordable blended scotch whisky have a lot in common. At the heart of each spirit is, generally speaking, a blend of grain and malt whiskeys that are ...

Unsplash. Figuring out the difference between a Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey takes some time and effort. The two spirits share major similarities, but also diverge in a few crucial ways. These ...

the number of whiskey distillers exceeded 35—the largest number of Irish whiskey distilleries since the late 19th century. Yearly shipments are now over 20 million cases and US sales at ...

Coole Swan which was founded by a family in Ireland, is made from single malt Irish whiskey, real belgian white chocolate and ...

It is the only Irish whiskey in the top 100 most popular liquors in the world, according to data from 2014. Jameson whiskey came in at number 41. 5. It's one of the world's fastest growing spirits.

The Irish whiskey market has shown tremendous growth in recent years, growing by roughly 300% over the past decade. In the mid-1900s, ...

So, of course, an Irish whiskey is going to taste different from a Canadian whisky — but that’s because each variety has a specific distillation process.

Each edition of Waterford Single Malt Irish Whisky is bottled at 50% ABV (100 proof). They’re non-age-stated, but carry the premium MSRP (about $100 in many U.S. locations) ...

And Irish whiskey — spelled with an "e," as in America, and as opposed to the Scots and Canadians, who call their product "whisky" — is different. "Basically you get a more creamy feel and ...

In the 1800s, Irish immigrants began distilling whiskey in the U.S. and (not surprisingly) used the “e” in whiskey, which became the norm for U.S. whiskey makers.