Whisky & whiskey · DUBLIN WHISKEY TOURS
Bow Street, Teeling, Roe and Co and the Irish Whiskey Museum are all a short walk apart. These 15 tours are compared on what they pour and how long they take.
Visit Jameson Distillery Bow Street for a lively 45-minute tour led in English or French. Learn about John Jameson, whiskey making, and the old distillery buildings, then compare three whiskeys and enjoy a signature cocktail. Add the maturation warehouse visit for barrel tasting, or buy a personalized bottle.
“It was really good, a lot of history and explanation of the process”
At Jameson Distillery Bow St., your English-speaking guide leads a 45-minute tour through three rooms covering ingredients, triple distillation, and whiskey-making traditions. You’ll taste several whiskeys, receive a Jameson Ginger and Lime drink, and finish at JJ’s Bar. Guides such as Alex, Nial, Nathan, Jack, and Finn have earned special praise for their energy and humor.
“Very good experience, you get a taste test and rich history of the iconic Jamesons Whiskey 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥”
Meet your English-speaking guide at 119 Grafton Street for a one-hour tour through Irish whiskey’s rise, fall, and revival. Expect period memorabilia, interactive exhibits, lively storytelling, and a guided tasting of several Irish whiskeys. Guides such as Andrew, Hailey, Linda, and Matt are praised for humor and clear explanations. Premium tastings are available as an upgrade.
“Very informative and well run. Kinda, our guide, made it very entertaining as well, with a lovely sense of humour. Great value and an hour well soent.”
Join an English-speaking guide for a four-hour Dublin outing to Jameson Bow St. and the Guinness Storehouse. Taste Jameson whiskey, enjoy a signature drink and a pint of Guinness, and walk through historic Dublin between the two sites. Guides such as Fergus, Richard, Miriam, and Neil are known for lively local stories.
“Fun and informative tour. Jimmy was amazing, We had a great time and would definitely recommend to others.”
At Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties, you’ll trace more than 500 years of Irish whiskey, learn the five production steps, and finish with a tasting. Guides such as Marc, Blaise, Dave, and Ivie have led engaging tours, though your guide will vary. Choose a tasting to match your interest, and stay for a cocktail or Irish coffee afterward.
“It was a friendly and very informative tour but also great fun. The tour guide Gary was excellent funny but very knowledgeable.”
At Roe & Co Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties, you’ll spend about 75 minutes learning how whiskey is blended and used in cocktails. Choose a Blending workshop to make a Whiskey Old Fashioned, or try the Flavors experience to map your taste preferences. Guides such as Andrew, Tim, and Isaac have led sessions, which are limited to four people.
“This was such a good tour and honestly well worth it! The tour is informative but so engaging, I especially loved the cocktail making class and our tour guide Andrew was very good!”
At 119 Grafton Street, an English-speaking guide such as Brian, Daniel, Linda, or Andrew leads you through four rooms on Irish whiskey’s rise, collapse, and revival. The one-hour tour ends with a tutored tasting of three classic or four premium whiskeys. The premium option includes a souvenir tasting glass.
“It was the best Tour in Dublin. Our Guide was so good. A really really friendly and funny guy. We come back again.”
Visit Teeling’s modern Dublin 8 distillery for a one-hour guided tour with a whiskey tasting and access to its exhibition space. Guides such as Gary, Marc, Alexandra, and Gavin are known for lively storytelling. You’ll see a working three-still operation, learn how Dublin whiskey is made, and may finish with a cocktail or extra drink depending on the booking.
“Brilliant tour , guide was very informative and added humour. Whiskey was amazing 🤩”
Meet a local guide such as Richard, Neil, Mary, or Alan for a four-hour walking tour of Jameson Bow St., the Brazen Head area, and Guinness Storehouse. Taste several Jameson whiskeys, earn a Whiskey Taster Certificate, enjoy a pint of Guinness, and take in Dublin from the Gravity Bar. The tour suits adults and older teens who can manage hills, stairs, cobbles, and plenty of walking.
“Fergus was a first class host! He looked after us from start to finish, myself and Raj had an amazing time. Fergus was full of knowledge about Ireland and had great jokes. 10/10 - would highly recommended.”
At 119 Grafton Street, an entertaining guide such as Lydia, Colm, or Andrew leads you through Irish whiskey’s rise, fall, and return. You taste four whiskies with a Master Blender, then create your own blend and take home a miniature bottle. The 75-minute English-language experience suits whiskey fans and curious beginners alike.
“The Whiskey Museum was very educational and we enjoyed our time spent there. Lydia the tour guide was phenomenal! She’s a gifted storyteller and very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend it for those who want to better understand the history of Irish Whiskey. We enjoyed making our blended whiskey sample.”
Spend one hour at Dublin’s Roe and Co Distillery in the Liberties. Choose the Flavours cocktail workshop or Beyond the Blend whiskey session, then enjoy a Roe and Co drink in the Power House Bar. Guides such as Andrew, Luke, Isaac, Erin, Andy, and Oisin are known for lively, clear instruction.
“We really enjoyed our visit to Roe and Co, the staff were great and knowledgable, the cocktail class was fun and my cocktail tasted delicious! Would definitely recommend.”
At Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum on Grafton Street, you’ll take a guided tour through Irish whiskey’s rise, fall, and revival, then taste four whiskeys with a master blender. You’ll also make your own blend and take home a miniature bottle. Guides such as Donal, Ellen, Dan, and Andrew are known for lively storytelling, while audio support is available in several languages.
“Ellen our guide was very knowledgeable and told us about the history of whiskey making in Ireland. We also had a chance to taste some whiskey and blend our own and take it home as a souvenir.”
At Jameson Distillery Bow St. in Dublin, choose a guided tasting, cocktail class, Black Barrel blending session, or Bow St. tour. Expect expert-led instruction, several whiskey samples, and a final drink. Alex, Leah, Gavin, and Kieran are among the hosts praised for making these sessions lively and easy to follow.
“Enjoyable experience, the guide was excellent , highly recommend , one of our many highlights of Dublin”
Spend one hour at Pearse Lyons Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties with an English-speaking guide such as John, Sheila, Bernard, or David. Tour a former church and graveyard, learn how small-batch whiskey is made, and taste several whiskeys plus gin. Groups are limited to eight, and the site is wheelchair accessible.
“It was a very good restauration of the building. The only good whisky was the 12 year old.”
At Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, an English-speaking host such as Briain, Linda, Andrew, or Tiernan guides you through a 45-minute Irish coffee class. Hear two origin stories, prepare your own drink, and learn the color, structure, and balance needed to repeat it at home.
“The host was entertaining and was very professional thank you”
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