Tag: Irish Whiskey

• Drinking Poetic: The Banana Dance

  

  I’m prouder of the Banana Dance than almost any other drink that I’ve created. More so than I probably have any right to be. It’s an esoteric, nerdy, centrifuge requiring, relatively prep heavy drink that is ultimately delicious, complicated, and easy to batch and execute in a way that belies its complexity. Its evolution is also a damn good microcosm of my personal journey behind the […]

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  January 10, 2020

  cocktails, Competition, Drinking Poetic, Sherry, Whiskey

  Banana Dance, Centrifuge, Drinking Poetic, Irish Whiskey, Josephine Baker, R&D, Sherry

• Whiskey Wednesday: The Old Bushmill’s Story

  

  Irish Whiskey is my least favorite category of whiskey. To be fair that’s only because I think about Canadian Whisky so infrequently that I genuinely forget that it’s a thing. Yet, there are some true gems in the category. Redbreast should be a staple at any bar. Tyrconnell Madeira Cask is one of my favorites […]

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  February 27, 2019

  Bushmills, Irish, Malt, Review, Whiskey, Whiskey Wednesday

  Bushmills, Half Full, Ireland, Irish Whiskey, Jameson, Redbreast, Single Malt, Travel, Whisk(e)y, Whiskey Wednesday

• Whiskey Wednesday: Tyrconnell’s Long Odds

  

  Every now and then I like to remind myself that Irish Whiskey isn’t spelt “Jameson’s.” I’ve talked about the explosive growth of Irish Whiskey before but here are some quick facts. While everyone is gaga for Japanese whiskey as a luxury product Irish whiskey is expecting to double its sales by 2020. In 2014 Jameson’s […]

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  October 11, 2017

  History, Irish, liquor, Spirits, Whisk(e)y, Whiskey, Whiskey Wednesday

  Behemoth, Irish Whiskey, Jameson’s, Single Malt, Tyrconnell, Whisk(e)y, Whiskey Wednesday, Whisky