Kilbeggan has released a limited edition of their Single Pot Still Irish whiskey for the USA market. Kilbeggan Single Pot Still Irish whiskey was distilled and matured at the Kilbeggan Distillery [the site was restored in 2010], bottled at 43% alcohol by volume [86 proof] and is said to contain notes of barley, fruit and […]
The Kilbeggan Distillery was restored in 2010 and now comes the fruit of those labors – the Kilbeggan Small Batch Rye Irish Whiskey. Kilbeggan Small Batch Rye is made with a mash bill comprised of malt, barley and approximately 30% rye, double distilled in copper pot stills [one of which is claimed to be the […]
And there was much rejoicing. Kilbeggan single grain Irish whiskey has officially been released by Beam Suntory in the USA. Kilbeggan single grain Irish whiskey is distilled from 94% corn, 6% malted barley and bottled at 43% alcohol by volume [86 proof] after being aged in ex-bourbon barrels, before being finished in ex-bourbon and various […]
Kilbeggan Eight-Year-Old single grain Irish whiskey is being launched but will only be available to European-based travel retail outlets. The whiskey is currently Ireland’s only aged single grain Irish whiskey made from 100% corn and touts a 40% alcohol content [80 proof]. Kilbeggan Eight-Year-Old single grain Irish whiskey is available in European travel retail outlets […]
Kilbeggan 21-Year-Old blended Irish whiskey is becoming available this year at European travel retail outlets. The whiskey is the result of selected casks of grain and malt whiskies aged in ex-Bourbon, port, sherry and Madeira casks and bottled at 40% alcohol content [80 proof] to produce the most mature blended Irish whiskey in the Kilbeggan […]
A mere three years ago, 2 Gingers Irish Whiskey [80 proof/40% alcohol content] existed as a hopeful stab to get women interested in drinking whiskey – particularly in Minnesota – but now, the brand has progressed through the state of Minnesota, across the Midwest and now will be promoted in all 50 United States of […]
After many years of being held hostage in Ireland, Kilbeggan has finally made the trip across the pond and is now available in all 50 states [thanks to Beam buying out the Cooley Distillery] – this turn of events makes the Irish leery and the Americans happy…