IRELAND
Ireland's standouts.
The 10 most popular whiskey distillery tours in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Guided Jameson Bow Street distillery tour in Dublin with a comparative tasting, plus a Jameson cocktail at JJ Bar. About 45 minutes.
“Interesting and funny tour inside Jameson history with final tasting which was really worth it!”
Dublin Jameson Bow St. tour: 45-minute guided tasting with triple-distillation stories, Ginger and Lime, and JJ's Bar glass.
“Our guide mark (hope that's right) was extremely passionate about the tour and the product would recommend 100%”
A 4-hour Dublin guided tour combining Jameson and Guinness, with skip-the-line entry, tastings, and Gravity Bar views for a true drinks-and-city hit.
“Brilliant tour highly recommended”
Teeling’s working distillery in Dublin, a 1-hour guided tour, and a whiskey tasting with options for beginners and fans.
“Was a great experience, it took approx 1 hour and the guide we had was super knowledgeable, it is also a stop on the city sightseeing hop in hop off bus making it easy to get to”
A hands-on Roe & Co whiskey blending and cocktail workshop in Dublin’s former Guinness Power Station, ending with a signature drink.
“This was such a good tour and honestly well worth it! The tour is informative but so engaging, I especially loved the cocktail making class and our tour guide Andrew was very good!”
A 1-hour guided Irish whiskey story in Dublin with a small-room tasting. Pick classic or premium pours, plus optional branded glass.
“I thought that tour was great, the tour guide was so funny!!”
Tour Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties, then taste award-winning whiskeys on a guided, 1-hour experience.
“Interesting history. Entertaining guide. Good tasting experience”
Skip-the-line Guinness and Jameson tour in Dublin with guided tastings, a free Guinness pint, and a Gravity Bar view of the city.
“Richard was an excellent and informative guide. His knowledge exceptional and willingness to advise and help was outstanding. The tour was great. Jamesons was very interesting but Guinness was a stand out highlight without a doubt.”
Step into the old Midleton distillery, tour restored aging warehouses, then learn with a tutored Jameson tasting in Cork.
“Well worth doing. We don’t drink normally whiskey so had very little knowledge. We were warmly greeted, it was an interesting tour and the tastings showed the very obvious differences in style. We enjoyed it.”
Learn Irish whiskey history in Dublin, taste four styles, blend your own bottle, and take home a personalized keepsake.
“My guide was So nice and informative the whiskey”
