Liquor Brands in Northern Ireland

Bushmills® Original Irish Whiskey is triple-distilled single malt whiskey combined with an aromatic, lighter grain Irish whiskey, aged at least 3 years in bourbon and European Sherry casks. This is the highest quality blender Irish whiskey, from Ireland's first whiskey distillery • 90 Points Wine Enthusiast

Bushmills® Black Bush® Irish Whiskey is blended from 80% malt and 20% lighter grains, triple-distilled, and then aged up to 8 years in ex-Oloroso Sherry casks. Naturally deep gold in color, it boasts rich aromas of dark, ripe fruit, with a palate of caramel, honey sweetness and vanilla spice notes – all with nutty character. Complex, and deserving of its fame in Ireland as one of the country's truly great whiskeys. • Wine Enthusiast: 96 Points

An Irish whiskey for a bourbon drinker, RED BUSH is unique because of its aging in former bourbon barrels sourced from the Kelvin Cooperage in Kentucky. It creates an extremely smooth whiskey, with bold bourbon flavors of vanilla and caramel. "A bold new whiskey from a venerable distillery" - Maxim

Bushmills® 16 is 100% malted barley, tripled-distilled, and aged 15 years in Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry casks. It is finished for 6 - 9 months in port wine casks. The whiskey is a cult favorite due to its unique port finish.

A very special, rare edition of Bushmills, single cask, unfiltered and laid down into American white oak casks in 1975 before bottling at the turn of the millennium.

Oldest Whisky Brand in Northern Ireland Aged 5 years, our fine blend of Irish Malt and Irish Grain Whisky is gently rested in Select Bourbon Casks bringing out beautiful overtones of vanilla sweetness with the quality of the Irish in the background.

A special bottling to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the license to distil aqua vitae in Antrim originally granted in 1608 to Sir Thomas Phillips. Bushmills 1608 was named Best Irish Blended Whiskey (No Age Statement) at the World Whiskies Awards twice, most recently in 2012.

This extremely rare whisky is aged exclusively in a single rum cask for a minimum 14 years. It is bottled at cask strength and is non-chill filtered. The Bushmill Single Malt Single RUM CASK has very complex flavors with hints of honeyed malt, spice, and sweet rum.

Knappogue Castle 1951 is one of the oldest and rarest commercially available Irish whiskeys on the planet. This highly distinctive whiskey was distilled in 1951 and aged in sherry casks for 36 years. Boasting an impressive display of flavor profiles, rich with notes of soft honey, ripe greengages, clean barley and oats. It’s about as complex and beguiling as Irish whiskey gets. Sought after the world over, Knappogue Castle 1951 is a treat only a fortunate few are lucky enough to taste.

Bushmills® 10 year old is 100% malted barley, triple-distilled, then aged for 10 years in Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry casks. Bushmills single malt is a tradition passed down for generations and one of the world's great whiskeys. • 90 Points Whiskey Advocate

Bushmills® 21 is 100% malted barley, tripled-distilled, then aged for 19 years in Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry casks. It is matured in Madeira casks for 2 years, imparting a complexity that no other Irish whiskey achieves. No Irish whiskey has been rated higher by Whiskey Advocate, with 96 Points.

Bushmills Irish Honey is a blend of Bushmills Original Irish Whiskey and Irish honey. The bottle indicates “other natural flavors” but the exact flavor(ing)s aren’t mentioned or stated on the bottle. We suspect it’s something in the fruit family – either apple, pear, or both. The nose on Bushmills Irish Honey is sweet with very clear honey top notes backed with strong pear, apple, and an undercurrent of cereal grains. The entry is extremely soft and lightly sweet. It’s hard to believe at first that this is 35% alcohol / 70 proof. The honey is there in the opening but so, too, are the pear and apple notes, which are both quite strong. In the mid palate the grain from the whiskey begins to make its way through the sweet and fruit notes. It’s when all these elements come together that Bushmills Irish Honey really works. That moment passes, though, and the finish shows off the youth of the underlining malt with a slightly spicy finish that leaves a slightly sour honey-beer note on the palate.