The Tipperary Cocktail For St. Patrick’s Day
Courtesy of Distinguished Spirits – the recipe for the “Tipperary” cocktail, an ideal cocktail for St. Patrick’s Day…
Courtesy of Distinguished Spirits – the recipe for the “Tipperary” cocktail, an ideal cocktail for St. Patrick’s Day…
Today is St. Patrick’s Day and Jameson is going to sell plenty of Irish whiskey worldwide today – but just in case they might have missed somebody who doesn’t know about their popular brand – they have released a 3D advertisement on their Instagram page [see link below] that features a disembodied hand sliding a […]
Kieran Folliard, founder of 2 Gingers Irish whiskey and native Irish person, shares a St. Patrick’s Day cocktail recipe using, of course, 2 Gingers Irish whiskey…
There are six touted whisky regions in Scotland and each has its own distinct identity which is usually confined to one bottle at a time – but what if you could get the best qualities of each of the regions in a single bottle? That is the reasoning behind Grand MacNish Six Cask Edition, a […]
A bottle of Macallan 50-Year-Old sold for $31,875 at the Bonhams auction in Edinburgh, Scotland today. The Macallan 50-Year-Old was stored in a custom Lalique crystal decanter.
Isle of Arran Distillery has officially released their 18-Year-Old single malt Scotch whisky – the third of a single malt trilogy, following releases of 16-and 17-Year Old single malts. Isle of Arran 18-Year-Old was aged in ex-sherry Hogshead casks and bottled at 46% alcohol content [92 proof]. Only 9000 bottles of Isle of Arran 18-Year-Old […]
Independent Scottish brewery, BrewDog, has announced their new Restorative Beverage for Invalids and Convalescents. The Restorative Beverage for Invalids and Convalescents is an old-school India Pale Ale based on IPA’s brewed in the mid-1800s and uses Amarillo, Centennial and Citra hops – hops known for their bitterness – in producing an 8.7% alcohol content IPA. […]
There’s a new French whisky in town, see? It’s called Bastille 1789, see? So you want to know something about it, see? Then you may find that difficult after watching “A Strange Adventure”, see?