The Whiskeys of Ireland

Peter Mulryan

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O'Brien Press Ltd
01 June 2024

History: specific events & topics; Spirits & cocktails

This beautifully produced book, with full-colour photographs throughout, will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about Irish whiskey.

The History of Irish Whiskey There is a strong connection between the history of distilling in Ireland and the history of the island itself. It's as if whiskey were the lifeblood of the people.

The Rise and Fall A hundred years ago Irish Whiskey was so prized that Scottish distillers often shipped their whiskey to Dublin, where it was mixed with a little Irish, re-exported as 'Irish Whiskey' and sold at a premium!

The Fall and Rise Ireland's distillers reacted to the threat of blended Scotch exactly as you would expect; they fought amongst themselves to the edge of extinction! But today Irish Whiskey is the fastest-growing drink segment in the world. A generation ago there were only two distilleries in Ireland: now it's 31, with seven new ones this year alone.

How Whiskey is Made Understand the difference between Single Malts, Blends, Pot-still whiskeys; and the art of distilling and blending.

Tasting Whiskey How to explore the different flavours found in Irish Whiskey and where they come from. Learn how to taste as well as drink!

By: Peter Mulryan
Imprint: O'Brien Press Ltd
Country of Publication: Ireland
Edition: 3rd Revised edition
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 135mm,
ISBN: 9781788495189
ISBN 10: 1788495187
Pages: 192
Publication Date: 01 June 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Unspecified

Peter Mulryan became interested in the world of food and drink over a decade ago while filming in France and went on to make numerous programmes about cooking and, of course, alcohol. After visiting just about every distillery in Scotland and Ireland, Peter married his Scottish bride on the Isle of Skye last year. They now have a baby son Tadhg and live in Cork where he is a senior producer with RTÉ Television. Peter is a director of the Blackwater Distillery in Waterford, one of the growing number of independent whiskey distilleries throughout Ireland.

Reviews for The Whiskeys of Ireland

the definitive guide to Whiskey should be in all spirits and wine libraries -- Gourmand World Cookbook Awards fascinating -- Irish Farmers Journal stunning -- Galway City Tribune a handsome hardback … the perfect gift -- History Ireland a thoughtful present for the whiskey aficionado in your life -- ShelfLife a truly comprehensive guide … a must-read for anyone partial to a drop of the auld uisce beatha -- Easy Food Magazine beautifully illustrated -- Sunday Business Post fascinating and entertaining … a fine book, well-illustrated and a great gift for anyone who enjoys a nice ball o’malt -- Tuam Herald a beautiful production -- Sean O’Rourke Show an entertaining romp through the history of Irish whiskey -- Irish Examiner will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about Irish whiskey -- Waterford Today 'A must for every lover of usice beatha.' -- Food and Wine magazine 'independent, authoritative and thorough...' -- Irish Examiner * The Irish Examiner *