Here's something you might not know about popular Irish Whiskey brands Since St Patrick's Day is coming up, I've been thinking about the Irish whiskey scene and how it's currently developing, writes Moa Reynolds.
As St Patrick's Day approaches, my thoughts have turned the Irish whiskey scene and how it's developing.
The regulations around making whiskey in Ireland differ from those in Scotland, including key factors like the frequent use of triple distillation in Ireland instead of double distillation and also being allowed to use different wood types, not just oak which is the case for Scotch.
Most of the whiskey you will try from Ireland comes from Midleton Distillery in County Cork and Bushmills Distillery located near the north coast of Northern Ireland.
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