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Author Archives: Emma

Words, Wisdom and Whiskey, Part 1: Fantasy

It’s no secret – and perhaps no coincidence, either – that literature and whiskey often[...]

02
Oct
Ireland’s Whiskey Regions: Connacht

Connacht, or Connaught, is the final stop on our journey across Ireland’s whiskey regions, and[...]

23
Sep
To Mix or Not to Mix? The Age-Old Whiskey Debate

Neat. On the rocks. Cocktail. With water.   There are so many ways to enjoy[...]

14
Sep
What’s On? Must-See Irish Whiskey Events

The recent Irish whiskey revival has not only brought classic and well-known bottles such as[...]

05
Sep
Top 10 Irish Whiskeys Perfect for Autumn

It seems that the long, hazy summer days are starting to draw to a close,[...]

26
Aug
A Study in Whiskey: Becoming a Master Distiller

Most of us in our youth will have been asked the question, “What do you[...]

19
Aug
Ireland’s Whiskey Regions: Leinster

The province of Leinster, located in the east of Ireland, is made up of the[...]

06
Aug
Spirit of Romance: A Guide to Wedding Whiskey

The season of summer, which frankly has lasted considerably longer this year than most Irish[...]

30
Jul

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