Podcasts about irish whiskey association

For this week's Industry Review, Mandy Johnston wanted to find out about the growth of the “Whiskey Bar”, the idea of a separate bar within a pub tailored to the needs of Irish whiskey fanatics.Joining Mandy to discuss is:     · Micheal Casey Manager of The Habour Bar In downings Co.Donegal · Willie Ahern Owner of the Palace Bar Dublin · Eoin Ó Catháin Director of the Irish Whiskey Association

It looks like a global trade war has well and truly begun after President Donald Trump announced tariffs on Thursday. China became the first country to hit back, imposing a reciprocal 34% tariff on all US goods, but one Irish sector is particularly worried about the road ahead. Eoin Ó'Catháin, director of the Irish Whiskey Association joins us.

Micheal Martin was speaking after President Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on EU alcohol imports in retaliation to an EU plan to charge a 50% tariff on imports of American Whiskey. For more Eoin Ó Catháin, Director of the Irish Whiskey Association and by Pauline Bastidon, who is Director of Trade & Economic Affairs at Spirits Europe.

Today is International Whiskey Day and Ireland has quite the story about the role we played in the popularity of whiskey. Back in the day, there were only a couple of Irish brands but that is no longer the case! Eoin Ó Cathain is the Director of the Irish Whiskey Association he joined Sean in studio...

Today is International Whiskey Day and Ireland has quite the story about the role we played in the popularity of whiskey. Back in the day, there were only a couple of Irish brands but that is no longer the case! Eoin Ó Cathain is the Director of the Irish Whiskey Association he joined Sean in studio...

There's been a groundswell of new Irish whiskey brands in recent years, which we explored in late 2022 in a special episode supported by the Irish Whiskey Association.Royal Oak Distillery predates many of the newcomers. It was founded in 2012 by the late Augusto Reina of Illva Saronno, the Italian company that owns renowned liqueur brands Disaronno and Tia Maria.Located on an 18th century estate in Ireland's Ancient East barley growing region, Royal Oak is home of The Busker Irish Whiskey, which has recently arrived in Australia.In this episode, global brand ambassador Woody Kane will share with you the back story behind the distillery, and some of its signature production attributes that define The Busker.For starters, there's the importance of local grains, and the fact that Royal Oak produces all three Irish whiskey expressions – malt, grain and pot still – under the same roof.And then there's the marsala casks that are a fixture in its barrel store, thanks to parent company Illva's ownership of Sicilian winery Cantine Florio.That's all coming up in this special episode of Drinks Adventures, produced in partnership with The Busker Irish Whiskey.Click here to open episode in your podcast player.

Our guest today is Drew Hannush, who is helping us kick off our coverage of Irish Whiskey for St. Patrick's Day.  Drew is an author, podcaster, world traveler, and incredible storyteller.  Drew Hannush is the author of the best selling book "Whiskey Lore's Travel Guide to Experiencing Kentucky Bourbon” and his latest book, “Whiskey Lore's Travel Guide to Experiencing Irish Whiskey”. He also hosts two whiskey podcasts, Whiskey Lore - The Stories & Whiskey Lore - The Interviews.  Drew has traveled extensively throughout Scotland, Ireland, and the United States touring distilleries, picking up stories, and helping inspire travelers and whiskey lovers through his social media posts, book, and whisk(e)y tasting experiences. He uses his knowledge and authoritative voice to empower others.  We are excited to chat about Irish Whiskey and his travels in Ireland with Drew in this episode and we hope you enjoy too. Drew understands that the way to bring history alive is to humanize it through entertaining stories. His Whiskey Lore Podcast takes the wonderful legends and myths gathered from distilleries around the globe and transports the listener behind the label of their favorite spirits. From telling the story of Shackleton's whisky through master blender Richard Paterson to the historic rising of Four Roses, told through the memories of brand ambassador Al Young, Drew reveals the stories that bring you closer to your favorite whisk(e)y.   Find out more about Drew and Whiskey Lore on his website.  You can grab copies of his books here: "Whiskey Lore's Travel Guide to Experiencing Kentucky Bourbon”  “Whiskey Lore's Travel Guide to Experiencing Irish Whiskey”   Irish Whiskey in the News: Purchase Drew's latest book: “Whiskey Lore's Travel Guide to Experiencing Irish Whiskey” The State of Irish Whiskey - Daily SevenFifty  Drew's Book featured in Irish News Irish Whiskey Tourism Soared in 2022 Irish whiskey market size to grow by USD 1.54 billion from 2021 to 2026: A descriptive analysis of customer landscape, vendor assessment, and market dynamics - Technavio Whiskey Tourism in Ireland Increased By 425 Percent Last Year | VinePair Brands Report 2023: Irish Whiskey - Drinks International - The global choice for drinks buyers The History of Irish Whiskey Irish Distillers Files NFT Patent To Launch Virtual Bars – Jameson In Metaverse ‘I only see good things at the moment' – Irish Whiskey Association chair James Doherty on a booming | Business Post Amid an Irish Whiskey Renaissance, the World's Oldest Licensed Whiskey Distillery Comes of Age | VinePair Stream this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there.  We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout goes to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at Info@BourbonLens.com. Check out our BourbonLens.com to read our blog posts, whiskey news, podcast archive, and details on our upcoming single barrel picks. Cheers,Scott and JakeBourbon Lens  

Irish whiskey is the fastest-growing spirit category in the world, with sales to the US predicted to overtake Scotch whisky by 2030. It's a remarkable turnaround for an industry that went through decades of decline. In 2010 there were only four operational Irish whiskey distilleries on the island of Ireland, north and south. Today there are more than 40, producing a much wider array of whiskey styles than the lighter, sweeter taste profile the country is known for. We'll explore some of the heritage and production quirks that make Irish whiskey unique in this special episode of Drinks Adventures, made possible by the support of the https://www.ibec.ie/drinksireland/irish-whiskey (Irish Whiskey Association). You'll meet its chief executive, William Lavelle, along with representatives from some emerging Irish whiskey brands: Teeling, Slane, Boann and The Dubliner. William gets us underway with an overview of the association and its remit.

I know you've missed it, but the roundtable is back for another big show talking about spicy topics. The big news of Jackie Zykan leaving Old Forester made waves in the bourbon world. Is she a replaceable asset to Brown-Forman and what happens with the 117 series? King's County and the Irish Whiskey Association are in a battle over the use of "irish-style" whiskey on the label. Who should give an inch here? Would we be up in arms if someone outside the US used "bourbon-style" on their label? And there's always more sticker talk but this time we go over the use of copyright and trademarks on different distilleries bottles. Show Notes: Jackie Zykan is leaving Old Forester. What do we think will happen to the brand? Is she replaceable? King's County and the Irish Whiskey Association are in a battle. King's County created an "irish-style" whiskey and the IWA sent a cease and desist. What would we think if a distillery in Ireland created a "bourbon-style" whiskey and put that on the label? Stickers are going less than subtle now. In the case of copyright issues, should distilleries start caring more? @bourbonr @breakingbourbon @sippn_corn Support this podcast on Patreon

It's This Week in Bourbon for June 24th 2022. Master Taster Jackie Zykan steps away from Old Forester. King's County Distillery has been served a cease-and-desist letter by the Irish Whiskey Association. Bardstown Bourbon Company's newest Collaborative Series with Plantation RumShow Notes: Master Taster Jackie Zykan steps away from Old Forester Sought-after American whiskies at Whisky Hammer's The Spirit of America Whiskey Auction TTB Approved 177.7K Products L12M through May 2022 Registration is open for the 2022 American Distilling Institute Craft Spirits Conference & Expo Augusta Distillery has broken ground on a $23 million distillery Absolut Company has partnered with Blue Ocean Closures to develop a natural fiber-based cap King's County Distillery has been served a cease-and-desist letter by the Irish Whiskey Association Lugh Gill Distillery in Ireland announces its acquisition by the Sazerac Company Bardstown Bourbon Company's newest Collaborative Series with Plantation Rum Coal Pick Distillery out of Drakesboro, Kentucky has released their first wheated bourbon Wyoming Whiskey announces its limited edition Powder River straight bourbon whiskey FEW Spirits releases Motor Oil Whiskey collab with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Tamworth Distilling is making its whiskey from an unusual ingredient, the green crab @jackiezykan @brownforman @whiskyhammer @americandistilling @augustakydistillery @absolutus @kingscountydistillery @bardstownbourbonco @plantation.@rum @wyomingwhiskey @fewspirits @brmcofficial @tamworth_distilling Support this podcast on Patreon

Join me for my Chat with John Quinn, Global Brand Ambassador for Tullamore DEW and current Chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association. John has been a Titan of Irish Whiskey for many decades promoting the sector on the international stage, which he has done with huge passion.  He has represented Tullamore DEW since it was an Irish Distillers brand and has spent most of his career building Tully to what it is today. Drops of the night: Tullamore DEW 14yr old Tullamore DEW Phoenix Jameson Crested 10 1970's Powers Friends of Midleton SC CS release Guinness Export Mulroy Bay Potcheen Have a listen in on our chat, Slainte!

Today I'm drinking a Cider Donut from Downeast Cider https://downeastcider.com/products/cider-donut Melvin Brewing and premier outdoor apparel brand Kühl® giving back to the local communities where Melvin's beer is sold and warming bodies with one KÜHL® jacket for every 10 cases or two kegs of Scenario Porter sold https://www.brewbound.com/news/melvin-brewing-and-kuhl-launch-new-scenario-porter MMA fighter and former UFC champion Conor McGregor launched his successful Irish whiskey brand, Proper No. Twelve three years ago, but the Irish Whiskey Association might require some changes "the labelling, packaging, advertising, or promotion of an Irish Whiskey must not include a reference to any number (however expressed), if the reference to that number may create a likelihood of confusion on the part of the public as to whether the number relates to the maturation period of the Irish Whiskey, its age or when it was distilled" https://vinepair.com/booze-news/conor-mcgregor-proper-no-twelve-whiskey-name-change/ And TRU Colors Brewery in Wilmington, North Carolina, beer is used to decrease gun violence and bring people closer together after a partner in Untappd, George Taylor learned of gang violence in the area. Long story short, after bringing rival gang leaders together local groups say gang violence has decreased by 51.2% locally. Was the beer the reason? Seems plausible! https://www.hopculture.com/tru-colors-beer-decreases-gang-violence/ Find out more about your host The Real Voice - Mel Allen. He's a working voice over talent and you can check out voice over samples and demos at https://therealvoice.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

We are privileged to welcome John Quinn, Global Brand Ambassador at Tullamore D.E.W. and Chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association, the predominant representative body of Irish whiskey producers. Wearing his IWA hat, John will share with us the proposed amendments to the Irish Whiskey Technical file (now called the Product Specification) that the IWA have submitted to the Government Department of Agriculture. We'll learn what it means for Irish whiskey, consumers and producers.

News und Informationen finden Sie in unserem Shop auf https://www.whisky.de/whisky/aktuelles/nachrichten.html 00:00 Whisky.de News 00:13 Whyte & Mackay enthüllt „The Dalmore Decades No. 6 Collection“ 01:00 Benromach Destillerie veröffentlicht 2. Abfüllung der „Contrasts Reihe“ 01:43 Torabhaig bringt Allt Gleann auf den Markt 02:08 Distil Company Ltd. investiert 5 Millionen Pfund in Ardgowan Destillerie 02:57 Irish Whiskey Association startet Destillerie-Pass 03:55 Buffalo Trace weiter am Expandieren 04:45 Oxford Rye Whisky Batch #3 kommt in England auf den Markt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whisky.de/ #whisky #whiskey #news

The third in the exciting new Discover Irish Whiskey series, where we celebrate the depth and diversity in the Irish whiskey category.  Proudly brought to you by Irish Whiskey Magazine in collaboration with Irish Whiskey Association.Irish whiskey: a world-leader in cask finishing.The event will be co-hosted by Serghios Florides and John Cashman.Alex Chasko, Master Distiller, Teeling Whiskey CompanyPaul Corbett, Head Distiller, Clonakilty DistillerySeamus Lowry, National Brand Ambassador, BushmillsSabine Sheehan, Global Brand Ambassador, Lambay Irish Whiskey #DiscoverIrishWhiskey

The second in the exciting new Discover Irish Whiskey series, where we celebrate the depth and diversity in the Irish whiskey category.  Proudly brought to you by Irish Whiskey Magazine in collaboration with Irish Whiskey Association.In this episode, we ask "Irish whiskey - How new distilleries are shaking things up?"To debate and explore we're delighted to be joined by some of Irish whiskey’s most exciting innovators:Alex Conyngham, Slane DistilleryGraham Coull, Master Distiller, Dingle DistilleryConor Ryan, Global Brand Ambassador, Pearse Lyons DistilleryLora Hemy, Head Distiller, Roe & Co Distillery #DiscoverIrishWhiskey

The first in the exciting new Discover Irish Whiskey series, where we celebrate the depth and diversity in the Irish whiskey category.  Proudly brought to you by Irish Whiskey Magazine in collaboration with Irish Whiskey Association.  In this first episode we ask "Irish whiskey - what makes Irish whiskey unique?" To debate and explore we're delighted to be joined by some of Irish whiskey’s most renowned blenders: Sarah Dowling, Blender and Distiller with Cooley Distillery.  Billy Leighton, Chief Blender with Irish Distillers Noel Sweeney, Master Distiller and Blender with Powerscourt Distillery #DiscoverIrishWhiskey

Every week Irish Whiskey Magazine shares the latest news and developments from inside the Irish whiskey industry. We'll be speaking to the movers and shakers in the Irish whiskey landscape and get their insights into all that's happened and is emerging.On Words on Whiskey, we were delighted to be joined by William Lavelle, Head of Drinks Ireland | Irish Whiskey Association. We'll discuss current issues and their roadmap for the future.#wordsonwhiskey________________________________________________________________________More informationOur websiteWords on WhiskeyShare our podcast with friendsFacebook Twitter LinkedInYoutube LiveOur show goes out live every Wednesday at 7:30pm IST. If you want to join us then please subscribe to our Youtube channel.Show: Words on WhiskeyDate: December 16th 2020Episode: 29

Join me for My Chat with Dave Stapleton, Co-Founder of Connacht Whiskey Co. & outgoing Chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association. Dave is in the middle of handing over the baton to Vice-Chair John Quinn. I asked him onto the podcast to get his perspective on the current position of Irish Whiskey. I also wanted to find out more about what Connacht Whiskey have in store for 2021. https://connachtwhiskey.com/Have a listen in on our chat, Sláinte.

Every week Irish Whiskey Magazine shares the latest news and developments from inside the Irish whiskey industry. We'll be speaking to the movers and shakers in the Irish whiskey landscape and get their insights into all that's happened and is emerging.Words on Whiskey welcomed Bernard Walsh, CEO and Founder of Walsh Whiskey and former Chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association. We talked about his remarkable whiskey journey and the story of Writers' Tears and the Irishman whiskeys. #wordsonwhiskey________________________________________________________________________More informationOur websiteWords on WhiskeyShare our podcast with friendsFacebook Twitter LinkedInYoutube LiveOur show goes out live every Wednesday at 7:30pm IST. If you want to join us then please subscribe to our Youtube channel.Show: Words on WhiskeyDate: November 25th 2020Episode: 26

John Quinn serves as global brand ambassador for Tullamore D.E.W., one of the most recognized brands in Irish whiskey, a company he has played a role in growing since his early days with Irish Distillers. In 2016, John was named Whiskey Brand Ambassador of the year by Whisky Magazine’s Icons of Whisky Awards, and in December 2018 he was appointed as Vice Chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association. In 2019, John became the first Irish whiskey global ambassador to be inducted into the Whisky Magazine Hall of Fame. He is a legend of Irish whiskey and the hundreds of brand ambassadors that preach the Irish whiskey gospel around the world stand on his shoulders. He was there as Irish whiskey battled for survival. He’s there today in the midst of growth that could never have been imagined in the 1970s. We can all learn from his perspective and experience. I hope you enjoy our chat. A kinder, more genuine, passionate, knowledgeable gentleman you won’t find in the world of whiskey.

Join me for my chat with William Lavelle, head of the Irish Whiskey Association with Drinks Ireland. I had the opportunity to speak to William and find out the lay of the whiskey land. What better day to chat to William than on World Whiskey Day! Have a listen in on our chat, Sláinte.

In the first-ever Spirited Advocate Podcast episode, DISCUS President and CEO shares a drink with William Lavelle, head of the Irish Whiskey Association. From tariffs to current concerns surrounding COVID-19, William brings an international perspective to topical issues facing the distilled spirits industry – and Irish Whiskey in particular.  

In the first-ever Spirited Advocate Podcast episode, DISCUS President and CEO shares a drink with William Lavelle, head of the Irish Whiskey Association. From tariffs to current concerns surrounding COVID-19, William brings an international perspective to topical issues facing the distilled spirits industry – and Irish Whiskey in particular.  

It is a decade to remember for Irish whiskey and ten new distilleries became operational in 2019. In 2010 there were four distilleries in Ireland, there is now thirty-one! William Lavelle is Head of Drinks Ireland and the Irish Whiskey Association and he talks to Ronan about rapidly growing sales, the revival of the craft and tradition and the need for bonded storage facilities in light of the millions of litres being produced annually.

Irish Whiskey's resurgence is only now beginning to make up for decades of obscurity over the last century, but with 23 active distilleries in Ireland now, things are looking brighter than ever. In fact, there are projections that Irish Whiskey sales in the U.S. could surpass Scotch Whisky sales in the coming years...if Brexit and other political issues don't get in the way. We'll discuss the business side of the comeback with Irish Whiskey Association chairman David Stapleton of Connacht Whiskey Company, and Tim Herlihy will join us to look at the boom in Irish Whiskey culture. The longtime Tullamore D.E.W brand ambassador is one of the authors of the new book "From Barley to Blarney: A Whiskey Lover's Guide to Ireland." He, Sean Muldoon, Jack McGarry, and Conor Kelly traveled throughout Ireland to search out great pubs, visit distilleries, and create a new resource for whiskey lovers visiting Ireland. In the news, Brexit is less than two weeks away, and there's still no solution to the question of the Irish border. We'll also have details on the U.S. arrival of Red Spot, a whiskey writer's switch to making whiskies, and look at how the college admissions bribery scandal could affect the future of one Kentucky distillery. 

Irish Whiskey continues to be one of the fastest-growing segments of the whisky business around the world, but Ireland's distilleries on both sides of the border have had their share of ups and downs this year. Walsh Whiskey Company founder Bernard Walsh is a former chairman of the Irish Whiskey Association, and on WhiskyCast In-Depth, we'll talk with him about the boom in new distilleries and challenges presented by Brexit and Ireland's controversial new public health legislation. In the news, we'll have details on another executive change in Scotland, while a former consultant now finds herself running the distillery she was hired to consult for. We'll also have details on a breakup that will affect whisky festivals during 2019 in many major U.S. cities, along with a court hearing that could send former Indian whisky baron Vijay Mallya back home to face fraud and money laundering charges. On Behind the Label, we'll find out what happened when a whisky lover won a contest to help create this year's Forty Creek Unity whisky, and we'll have tasting notes for it, too!

According to the Irish Whiskey Association, combined sales of Irish whiskey are growing at a rate of 250,000 bottles a week. This year will be the first year in over 100 years that Irish whiskey sales globally will top 10 million cases. 90 million liters of whiskey will flow down the throats of lucky drinkers around the world. That’s enough whiskey to…..well….to have a good time! In this episode we’ll explore the reasons behind this growth.

  Canada and the European Union are planning retaliatory tariffs on imports of Bourbon and other American whiskies after this week's move by the Trump Administration to impose tariffs on their steel and aluminum exports to the United States. That sets the stage for what could potentially become a full-fledged trade war with whisky as a weapon, and whisky makers are worried that the U.S. will respond with tariffs against their whiskies. We'll talk with William Lavelle of the Irish Whiskey Association, who's urging European Union leaders to carefully consider the economic impact of their plans. We'll also explain just how tariffs on whisky imports work in our Behind the Label segment, and share some of your reactions on Your Voice. In the news, the ringleader of the "Pappygate" distillery thefts in Kentucky has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, but there's still no verdict yet on the fate of the stolen whiskey.

Irish Whiskey once dominated the world, but several factors combined to nearly wipe the country's distillers out over time. While it's now the fastest-growing segment of the whisky industry, Ireland's distillers only have a 4% share of the global market - and now have ambitious plans to triple that over the next 15 years. Irish Whiskey Association chairman Bernard Walsh explains just how he and his colleagues plan to do that on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, more details are coming out about exactly what happened in last month's Silver Trail Distillery explosion, along with another round of arraignments in the Kentucky Bourbon thefts. There's also good news with expansion plans at Four Roses and another new distillery in Scotland, and The Glenlivet is shaking up its travel retail range of single malts...we'll have the details along with a roundup of the week's new whiskies.

Irish Whiskey has been leading the global growth in whisky sales for the last several years, posting double-digit gains every year. That growth is being reflected in the number of new distilleries under construction or being planned in Ireland, and distillers from both sides of the border have come together to form the Irish Whiskey Association. Peter Morehead of Irish Distillers was elected the association's first president, and joins us to discuss the state of Irish Whiskey on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, former Bruichladdich managing director Mark Reynier is getting back into the whisky business with a new distillery, Chip Tate's scheduled to return to Balcones at the end of this coming week and plans major changes while his dispute with Balcones' majority investors continues, and Springbank's owners thumb their noses at the results of the recent Scottish independence referendum with a new release honoring the losing side in that election.