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Blue Spot completes the historic Spot range created by Mitchell & Son, the Dublin wine merchant whose tradition of marking bonded casks with a ...

James Power founded his Dublin distillery in 1791, and Powers went on to become the very first Irish whiskey ever bottled, growing into one of the ...

Redbreast is produced at Midleton Distillery in County Cork by Irish Distillers, the same company behind Jameson, and it stands as the world's larg...

Yellow Spot belongs to the historic Spot range created by Mitchell & Son, the Dublin wine merchant founded in 1805 that once marked its bonded ...

Mitchell & Son was founded in Dublin in 1805 as a wine merchant, and by the late 19th century the family had expanded into whiskey bonding, sen...

Redbreast has been a benchmark for single pot still Irish whiskey since Gilbey's first bottled it in the early 1900s using distillate from Jameson'...

John Jameson, a Scottish lawyer with a head for business, founded his distillery on Dublin's Bow Street in 1780, and within a generation the whiske...

John Jameson, a Scottish lawyer with a head for business, founded his distillery on Dublin's Bow Street in 1780, and within a generation the whiske...

Jameson traces its roots to Midleton Distillery in County Cork, Ireland, where the company's history stretches back more than 200 years to some of ...

Redbreast traces its roots to the early 1900s, when the Dublin wine and spirits merchant Gilbey's began bottling whiskey distilled at Jameson's Bow...

John Jameson, a Scottish lawyer with a head for business, founded his distillery on Dublin's Bow Street in 1780, and within a generation the whiske...

John Jameson founded his Dublin distillery in 1780, and the company that carries his name eventually became part of Irish Distillers, formed in 196...

Tullamore D.E.W. traces its name to the County Offaly town where distilling began in 1829, taking its initials from Daniel Edmund Williams, a longt...

Pendleton Original was created in honor of the Pendleton Round-Up, one of the oldest and most prestigious rodeos in the American West, first held i...

Templeton Rye traces its name back to Prohibition-era Iowa, where it was reportedly a personal favorite of Al Capone, who called it simply "the goo...