Irish whiskey was, they'll tell you in Ireland, the first whiskey. The word "whiskey" is Irish. "Uisge," in Gaelic, is water. "Beatha" is life. Water of life — "aqua vitae" in Latin, a catchall phrase ...

City AM’s monthly look at the world of whisky. Today, Scotland is the world’s go-to destination for whisky, but back in the ...

We're very good at making whiskey." 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.

Unlike bourbon and scotch, Irish whiskey producers have much more freedom with the barrels they’re allowed to mature their whiskey. There’s no better example than Lost Irish, which uses wood ...

In the United States, Irish whiskey has long been overshadowed by bourbon and Scotch whisky. Where those styles have enjoyed the prestige often afforded premium spirits, Irish whiskey has often been ...

I eagerly purchased a bottle at the airport’s duty-free shop a few days later, curious about its peaty flavor, typically associated with Scotch. Smoky Irish whiskey used to be common but ...

We rounded up the absolute best Irish whiskeys at every price point for you to enjoy on St. Patrick’s Day and beyond this ...

Newry-based Irish whiskey bonder and blender Two Stacks has said it’s on course to hit £10 million in sales within three ...

Indian malt whisky producers have joined forces to form a trade body to establish “regulatory and technical standards” for ...