Brothers Jack and Stephen Teeling have not just built the first new distillery in Dublin for 125 years, they have combined this with what is one of the city’s most visited tourist experiences which has attracted 300,000 visitors in its first three years.
Unlike the nearby Guinness Storehouse and Old Jameson Distillery, the Teeling brothers are offering a tour around a working distillery. Visitors will learn about Irish whiskey, its heritage and be shown how a single pot still whiskey is made from barley grain through fermentation to distillation with the distillers on hand to answer questions. The tour concludes with a whiskey and cocktail tasting.
It’s an impressive facility with the front section of the building custom built as a visitor centre complete with a local artist’s exhibition space. The building has a modern design, reflecting the Teeling brothers desire “to forge a new future for Dublin and Irish whiskey”. The building also has something of raw industrial feel with bare wood, polished concrete and exposed beams and ducting – this is a working distillery, not just a visitor centre.
The Teeling Whiskey Distillery lies in the centre of Dublin, a short walk away from the city centre landmarks at 13-17 Newmarket, Dublin 8. Tours are daily between 10am to 5:40pm from €15.00 per person to include whiskey and cocktail tasting.
The Distillery also houses a distillery shop selling branded merchandise and Teeling whiskeys as well as a café.
For enquires please call +353 (0)1 531 0888 or email reservations@teelingwhiskey.com
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