The origins of Tullamore Dew - ‘the legendary Irish whiskey’ - can be traced back to 1829 when the Tullamore Distillery was founded in Tullamore, County Offaly by Michael Molloy. The name derives from Tulach Mhór meaning ‘big hill’ - which is in the heart of Ireland’s finest grain growing region. Daniel E Williams was the major influence on the development of the distillery. His initials, D-E-W, inspired the whiskey to be named ‘Tullamore Dew’ with the slogan “Give every man his Dew”
There’s no substitute for discovering this quintessentially Irish whiskey for yourself. Perhaps you’re enjoying a glass of Tullamore Dew while sitting by an open fire in an Irish pub, sharing the company of old friends. Maybe you’re enjoying the lively atmosphere of a modern city bar, or relaxing at home. Wherever you are, settle back and savour a glass or two to discover this whiskey with hidden depths.
Sip it slowly - with the merest splash of water to open the flavours - and it will reward you with the secrets of its gentle Irish character.
How the experts describe Tullamore Dew, one of Ireland’s finest whiskies. “Easily drinkable …subtle, smooth with a pleasant maltiness …a lemon grass finish and gently appetising”
Notice first how the true flavour of golden barley is there in the glass, retained through careful drying in enclosed kilns (rather than over smoky fires used by others).
Enjoy its sheer purity - a clear, clean taste that can only be achieved by distilling not the usual twice, but three times.
Finally, look for the “charred wood undertones” - a sign that Tullamore Dew has been aged in fine quality oak casks until mature.
This specially created ceramic crock (pictured) is sealed with a cork and comes with its own porcelain stopper.
Rated: Double Gold Medal - World Spirits Competition
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