Ireland · WHISKEY TASTINGS IN DUBLIN
The 15 best whiskey tastings in Dublin you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Tour Jameson Distillery in Dublin’s Bow Street, learn whiskey making, then enjoy a guided comparative tasting plus a Jameson cocktail.
“It was amazing to learn all about the history and the making process”
45-minute Jameson Distillery Bow St. tour in Dublin with ginger-lime sip, comparative tastings, and time at JJ’s Bar.
“Very interesting information on how whiskey was distilled in Ireland throughout time. Nice guy tour that takes about 45 minutes. You get two sample whiskey at the end.”
Guided Jameson and Guinness tour in Dublin with tastings, timed skip-the-line entry, and a Gravity Bar pint with 360-degree views.
“Fergus was an amazing tour guide. Very patient and paid attention to everyone's needs in the group. By far our favorite guide on any tour we've done. 12/10 tour”
Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin, a one-hour guided tour with tasting, from Dublin whiskey history to grain-to-glass process.
“The distillery tour was great. Our guide was very good and funny and provided a lot of great information. Well worth the money.”
Roe & Co Distillery in Dublin small-group tour in the former Guinness Power Station, with blending or flavor tasting plus a Whiskey Old Fashioned.
“Wonderful tour and lots of history of whiskey. Loved that we got to make our own cocktails and learned how to become a proper mixologist.”
A one-hour Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a guided history story and a tutored tasting of 3 or 4 whiskeys.
“Colm was a great tour guide! He was very knowledgeable and made us laugh a lot! Would 100% recommend!”
Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin with a guided walkthrough of an operating urban distillery, plus an award-winning whiskey tasting for $23.
“Tour was great, really informative and interesting. Special mention to our tour guide Sophie she was great and explained everything really well and was happy to answer any questions, also had a great little chat while tasting the whisky’s about the flavour profiles. The distillery wasn’t too long of a walk to get too as well, took us about 20 minutes from the centre of Dublin. 10/10 definitely would recommend.”
Skip the line at Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery for tastings, stories, a free pint, and Dublin views.
“Neil was great and Knowledgeable. It was fun and delicious drinks were a plus!!”
Dublin Irish Whiskey Museum blending class with 4 tastings, whiskey history, and crafting your own blend to take home.
“Gary was wonderful!!! So knowledgeable and entertaining!!! We would highly recommend!! The whiskey was great too!”
Dublin Irish Whiskey Museum blending tour: guided 45-minute history walk, four tastings, master blender tips, and your own mini bottle.
“The best thing about the tour was the presenter at the museum. He was hilarious and knowledgeable. Being able to try different whiskey was great as well!”
Dublin Jameson Distillery Bow St tour with free tastings. Choose blending, cocktails, or the Secret Whiskey Tasting in 45 to 90 minutes for $48.39.
“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 in a restored church, learn Irish distilling, and sample whiskey and gin with a small expert guide in Dublin.
“We enjoyed our tour of the distillery! It started with a tasting and history of the site and then a tour through the grounds, distillery area and more tastings. Well paced and informative tour. Gorgeous site to learn about local Irish whiskey. Highly recommend!”
Make classic Irish coffee at the Irish Whiskey Museum in Dublin, learn origin stories, and take home notes for your own perfect pour.
“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”
Dublin in a Day tour: first-access Book of Kells, Teeling whiskey tasting, Guinness pint at Gravity Bar, plus Trinity and Dublin Castle.
“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.”
A packed day trip from Dublin to Dunluce Castle, Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Titanic Distillers, ending in Belfast city.
“Great tour! I was a little disappointed that the distillery was so new and their product comes from other makers. The announcer was good. He gave good information about the areas where we stopped. It felt a little rushed. The driver was fantastic! He was so nice and welcoming!”
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