Ireland · WHISKEY TOURS IN DUBLIN
Irish itineraries always run a day short. These 15 whiskey tours in Dublin are the ones that earn the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Tour Jameson’s Dublin distillery, learn Irish whiskey’s story, taste three whiskeys, and enjoy a Jameson cocktail in 45 minutes.
“The staff was friendly and accommodating. I was running a little behind and they seemlessly changed my tour time. The tour guide was knowledgeable and patient.”
Review of Dublin’s 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour, with whiskey tastings, a Ginger and Lime drink, guide tips, price advice, and practical details.
“Another funny and witty tour! And we learned a lot! Don’t miss it if you were visiting Dublin! Highly recommend!”
Compare whiskey and stout on a guided Dublin tour with Jameson tastings, Guinness, city stories, skip-the-line entry, and Gravity Bar views.
“The James Distillery is only a tasting experience with a bit of history and nice place to sit. The walk to Guinness was over an hour in the rain. The Guinness facility was more worthwhile given its recent renovation and multiple floors of exhibits. The top floor view of Dublin is worth the trip.”
Tour Teeling Distillery in Dublin, trace Irish whiskey from grain to glass, and taste award-winning pours in one compact hour.
“Historical aspect was interesting as was the whiskey tasting at the end. The guide did seem generally disinterested.”
Review of Roe & Co Distillery in Dublin: a small-group whiskey workshop with cocktail making, flavor tasting, and a Power House Bar finish.
“The tour at Roe & Company is an educational tour where you learn a little history and create a cocktail. The tasting only 45 minutes and is close to the Guinness factory and Pearce Lyons whiskey factory. You could do all three in a day.”
Explore Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, hear its colorful past, and taste three or four whiskeys with an expert guide.
“Stuart was an incredible guide. Very knowledgeable and made the tour very entertaining.”
Tour Dublin’s Teeling Distillery, see whiskey made in the city, and taste award-winning pours in a lively one-hour visit.
“Our guide Gary was super informative and hilarious! The entire tour was fun & interactive and in the end we got to taste a small batch of whiskey and their famous cocktail which was pretty good. Would recommend this if you’re looking to do something indoors in Ireland!”
Pair Guinness and Jameson in Dublin with skip-the-line entry, tastings, city stories, and sweeping Gravity Bar views.
“Excellent tour really enjoyed it the tour guide called Fergus was really knowledgable and friendly and he is a credit to the team. Thank you most definitely hope to come again with friends and family.”
Blend Irish whiskey in Dublin, taste four styles, hear colorful history, and take home your own small-batch creation.
“I’m so glad we decided to do this tour/blending. The history of the origin of whiskey was fascinating. And the tasting and blending was so much fun”
Review of Dublin’s Roe and Co Distillery cocktail workshop, with whiskey tasting, hands-on mixing, practical tips, and value advice.
“Such good value for money! Got one small tasting of whiskey and two cocktails. Also got a tour of the distillery and got to make our own cocktail!! So fun thanks to our guide Isaac :)”
Tour Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, taste four whiskeys, blend your own recipe, and take home a personalized miniature bottle.
“Donal was a fantastic guide. Learnt a lot in a fun interesting experience.”
Compare Jameson Bow St. tours in Dublin, from secret tastings to cocktail classes, with practical advice on price, timing, value, and what to expect.
“It was a very tasty and informative outing! We enjoyed 4 different Redbreast tastings and an old fashioned made with Redbreast 12 year.”
Tour Pearse Lyons Distillery in a restored Dublin church, learn Irish whiskey-making, and sample small-batch whiskey and gin in a small group.
“Nice tour, friendly expert guide. Lovely environment to taste whiskey.”
Learn the history and craft of Irish coffee in a 45-minute Dublin masterclass at the Irish Whiskey Museum, with whiskey, coffee, and cream included.
“We had the best time in this class, it was straightforward and informational, and the whiskey and coffee were excellent along with the cream, and our guide was very friendly, very attentive and very full of information. We had a 45 minutes. I think his name was Brein”
See Dublin’s Book of Kells, castle, Teeling whiskey, and Guinness Storehouse in one lively, walk-heavy day with a local guide.
“Very nice tour of key tourist attractions in Dublin. We had ample time to explore the several locations we visited (we were not rushed) and ended the day at the Gravity Bar at Guinness. We did not wait in any lines as all of our entrances were prebooked and the tour arrived on time at each location. Our tour guide Caroline was knowledgeable and very friendly.”
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