![]() ![]() Independent distilleries, in southern & northern parts, showcased interest, investment & innovation. Just when the historic Irish distilleries were facing the threat of shutting their doors and Irish Whiskey was known just by its use in the Irish Coffee, there came a sudden revival. Meanwhile, for after hitting rock bottom, there was an astonishing turnaround in the story, in the last decade & the Irish produced some amazing award winning whiskies. They all focused their energies into strict quality control and a tight production process that helped them make strong international brands. Adding to the whiskey woe, was the high energy marketing by Scots of their premium Scotch whiskies. But, then came a downfall so harsh, that Irish Whiskey at a point was considered nothing more than Bath Tub Whiskey. It was the best selling imported whiskey second only to bourbon. The 1880s, being one of the most dominant, Irish Whiskeys` controlled over 70% of the world’s whisk(e)y market. Going from grain to glass, Jameson is the finest and has even opened its distilleries for the keen appreciators.Īfter a very shining history, of being one of the best in the category around 19th and 20th century, Irish Whiskey lost all its prestige and merit. ![]() The Irish Whiskey industry is buzzing with activity and the past few years have witnessed an impressive line up of announcements about new distilleries, new partnerships and investments, making promising prospects for the Irish blends. Over the last few decades, the category has recorded an impressive growth. We understand that both the Irish and the Scots, mastered the art of distilling and served some of the finest blends in the world. Whisky has dominated the spirits world for generations and has been the spirit of choice, across nations & narrations. Scotch or Irish Whisk(e)y, both are known to be one of the oldest spirits in the world, they have a history that goes back ages. Though, there has always been a debate between Scotland and Ireland on where did Whisk(e)y originate, with claiming the honours…!! When we think Whisky, the amber nectar, we primarily think of Scotland.
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