by Hilary Holland | Jan 25, 2019 | Irish, Whisky
The second largest seller of Irish whiskey around the world, there’s no doubt people love the taste of Tullamore Dew Irish Whiskey.Originally produced in the Tullamore County of Offaly, Ireland, the old Tullamore distillery opened its doors in the early 19th...
by Whiskey Wire Team | Nov 30, 2018 | Cocktails, Whisky
How do you usually drink whiskey? There are plenty of interesting cocktails that enhance the flavor of whiskey or combine it with other interesting aromas. Here are ten whiskey cocktails you can make at home. Quick Navigation Ten Best Whiskey Cocktails That You Can...
by Whiskey Wire Team | Nov 19, 2018 | Whisky
Lagavulin is a popular distillery to visit on the Scottish island of Islay. The distillery still uses a lot of traditional equipment and has only made a few medications to its methods. If you are a whiskey lover, you need to find out more about the history of this...
by John Schuster | Oct 25, 2018 | Cocktails
Vermouth, a fortified wine, comes in sweet and dry versions. Dry vermouth is white and sweet vermouth (also called Italian vermouth) is red. Both types of vermouth are aromatized with herbs and spices. Vermouth is used in Martinis, Manhattans, Rob Roys, and other...
by John Schuster | Oct 11, 2018 | Whisky
Whiskey is one of those spirits that takes a lot of time to get into—and like coffee, might be the definition of an acquired taste.But provided you’ve attuned your palette, the whiskey world almost always has something new and exciting in store. Whiskey, scotch,...
by John Schuster | Oct 10, 2018 | Japanese, Whisky
Japanese whiskey has become so popular that many distilleries in Japan have started to produce non-aged whiskey instead of aged whiskey to meet demands. Whiskey from Japan uses pure, soft water and Mizunara (Japanese oak) barrels to give the spirit a unique taste....
