Dublin · DUBLIN WHISKEY TOURS
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Bow Street, Teeling and the newer distilleries tell different parts of Irish whiskey. These 15 experiences are ranked by tasting depth, production access, atmosphere and price.
Jameson Bow Street tour in Dublin with guided distillery stories, 3-part comparative tasting, and a signature cocktail, plus optional warehouse upgrade.
“Paddy was very good at the presentation Thank you Paddy”
A 45-minute Jameson Distillery Bow St. tour in Dublin with three learning rooms, a tasting, and a relaxing finish at JJ’s Bar.
“I recommend paying the extra money and go on the longer tour besides the 45 min one if you're a drinker of Irish whiskey.”
Skip the lines for Jameson and Guinness, enjoy guided whiskey and stout tastings, then finish with a Gravity Bar pint and Dublin views.
“Our tour guide, Fergus, was friendly, engaging and so knowledgeable about every part of the tour. Would highly recommend!”
A one-hour Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin, with a guided production walk and a tasting that fits your level and taste.
“Very informative, guide was great! Loved the cocktail at the end with the whiskey tasting! Worth the trip”
Join a small-group whiskey tour at Roe & Co in Dublin, choose blending or flavors, then make a Whiskey Old Fashioned.
“This was a great excursion. We made one cocktail and got to drink another one prepared by the bar. My guide was super funny and adorable and she was also v knowledgeable. The actual cocktail making itself was short but seeeg, v enjoyable. 10/10”
Dublin Irish Whiskey Museum tour with a 1-hour guided story and tasting, choosing classic 3 or premium 4 whiskies from $22.
“Linda was an excellent guide! She really brought the history of Irish whiskey alive with her storytelling. Great whiskey tastes at the end as well.”
A guided tour of Dublin’s new-style urban distillery, plus a Teeling tasting and exhibition stop, in about an hour.
“Ivie was very friendly and displayed a good knowledge on the history and the subject of distilling in Dublin.”
Skip-the-line Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery in Dublin with whiskey tasting, a Guinness pint, and guided stories. 4 hours.
“Alan with the yellow hat was amazing, super kind and very informative. Made the tour super fun!!!”
Blend Irish whiskey in Dublin with four tastings, guided history, and a take-home miniature bottle of your custom blend in 75 minutes.
“Our tour guide Donal was amazing! It was such a fun and wonderful experience learning about whiskey as well as learning some interesting stories revolving around it.”
Tour Roe and Co Distillery in Dublin 8, then make a whiskey cocktail your way with the Five Pillars of Flavour. One hour, $28.
“The tour and whiskey class were a HIGHLIGHT of our trip to Ireland. The class was so well done that each "student" received everything they might need to create a delicious whiskey cocktail. Each student had their bar set up, including an apron, jigger, shaker, strainer, bar spoon, and ice. The event consisted of an interactive class of smells, tastes, and a bit of science in creating an individual masterpiece. This "adventure" into Ireland's whiskey is a "must do".”
Dublin Irish Whiskey Museum blending tour with a guided history walk, four tasting pours, and hands-on blending with a take-home miniature.
“Great experience that blended entertaining history with whiskey tasting and knowledge. We arrived a little early which was a great thing because we were able to hang out in the bar and have a drink and listen to some live music before our tour. Our guide was very entertaining and enthusiastic, full of knowledge and charm!”
Taste and learn at Jameson Distillery Bow St with guided whisky options, secret tastings, and hands-on blending or cocktail making.
“Great fun to be able to mix your own drinks, with directions from a pro, of course! Met some friendly people in our group and had a fun time drinking our drinks and socializing.”
Guided Pearse Lyons whiskey and gin tour in a restored church in Dublin's Liberties, with tastings in about one hour.
“Nice tour, friendly expert guide. Lovely environment to taste whiskey.”
Learn the Irish coffee craft in Dublin with a 45-minute masterclass at the Irish Whiskey Museum. Make one, hear its origins, go home with tips.
“This was excellent - worth every penny and the tour guide, Donal, really knew his stuff.”
Dublin in a Day hits Trinity and the Book of Kells first, then Dublin Castle and the Liffey, finishing with Teeling whiskey and Guinness.
“My favorite part of the tour was the library and book of Kells. I enjoyed learning about the restoration project of the library.”
