Dublin · IRISH WHISKEY DISTILLERY TOURS IN DUBLIN
Jameson on Bow Street, Teeling in the Liberties, Roe & Co in the old power station. These 15 compare the tastings glass for glass, with prices, how long each runs and which ones let you blend your own.
Tour Jameson’s Bow Street buildings with an English or French-speaking guide, learn the whiskey-making story, taste three Jameson whiskeys, and finish with a signature cocktail. You can also upgrade to a live maturation warehouse visit and buy a personalized bottle.
“Guide was amazing. High energy and very knowledgeable. Overall amazing experience”
Spend 45 minutes at Jameson Distillery Bow St. learning how Irish whiskey is made, from quality ingredients to triple distillation. Your English-speaking guide leads a comparative tasting, then serves a Jameson Ginger and Lime drink at JJ’s Bar. You can stay for another drink or browse the shop.
“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.”
Spend about four hours with a local English-speaking guide visiting Jameson Distillery Bow St. and the Guinness Storehouse. Expect whiskey samples, a Jameson drink, a pint at Gravity Bar, Dublin history between stops, and plenty of walking. Guides such as Fergus, Richard, Miriam, and Rory are praised for warm storytelling.
“Well worth the visit. All the guides were great story tellers and really kept you engaged. Would definitely recommend.”
Visit Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties for a one-hour guided tour through the city’s whiskey past, the Teeling family story, and five production stages. Guides such as Marc, Blaise, Dave, and Ivie bring the tour to life before you taste three or four whiskeys, with cocktail options too.
“My tour guide is Ivie. She is very knowledgeable and explained well about whiskey making process. I really enjoy the tour!”
At Roe & Co Distillery in Dublin’s Liberties, you’ll explore the former Guinness Power Station, taste whiskey, and choose a small-group blending or flavors workshop. Guides such as Andrew, Tim, and Isaac lead hands-on cocktail work before you receive a signature drink at the Power House Bar.
“This was so cool. The cocktail making was detailed and exceeded my expectations. It was way more than just making a drink. It made it such a fun experience.”
At 119 Grafton Street, an English-speaking guide leads you through four rooms of Irish whiskey history, from its Gaelic roots to its modern revival. Guides such as Brian, Linda, Andrew, and Matthew mix lively storytelling with a tutored tasting of three classic or four premium whiskeys. The premium option includes a branded tasting glass.
“Unfortunately I cannot recall the ladies name who ran the session but she was really helpful really informative and it was really good insight in terms of the history of whiskey. The whiskey tasting was great. Would highly recommend it.”
Tour Teeling’s working Dublin distillery in the Liberties with an English-speaking guide such as Gary, Marc, or Alexandra. In one hour, you’ll see the three copper pot stills, learn about Dublin whiskey, and taste Teeling whiskey, with a cocktail included on some tour formats.
“First time visiting a distillery, very nice tour and thanks a lot to the guides Stephen and Niamh for the very unique experience.”
Spend four hours with a local guide at Jameson Bow St. and the Guinness Storehouse. Taste whiskey, earn a Whiskey Taster Certificate, enjoy a Guinness, hear Dublin stories, and pause at the Brazen Head. Guides such as Richard, Neil, Mary, and Alan are known for lively storytelling.
“Richard was great! We had a wonderful time on this tour, great to do Guinness and Jameson.”
At 119 Grafton Street, learn how Irish whiskey rose, fell, and returned, then taste four styles with a Master Blender. You’ll make a personal blend and take home a miniature bottle. Guides such as Lydia, Colm, Linda, and Donal are known for lively storytelling.
“For our first night in Dublin it was a perfect introduction. It was great! And i absolutely hate whiskey( less now though). Thanks for a wonderful time.”
Spend 90 minutes at Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum with an English-speaking guide, four tastings, and a hands-on blending session. You’ll hear the story of Irish whiskey, compare lesser-known bottles, create a personal blend, and take home a miniature bottle. Guides such as Hailey, Donal, Ellen, and Andrew have earned warm praise.
“We had a good time and we were surprised at the historical details and the value that we felt we received during the tour and tasting.”
Choose a 45-minute Secret Whiskey Tasting, a 90-minute Black Barrel blending class, or a cocktail-making session at Jameson Bow St. Guides such as Alex, Kieran, Gavin, and Leah lead tastings and hands-on drinks. Expect history, samples, and a drink at the distillery bar.
“The Secret Tasting was very informative. We got to taste 4 very exclusive Jameson varieties. Our guide gave us specific details about the production of each one.”
At Pearse Lyons Distillery, your English-speaking guide leads you through a former church, graveyard, and working distillery. You’ll hear stories of The Liberties, see how whiskey is made, and taste Pearse whiskeys, including the 12-year-old Founder’s Choice, plus gin. Guides may include John, Sheila, Bernard, or David.
“Great tour!! Very cool site—and the whiskey was very good!!”
At Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, an English-speaking guide such as Briain, Linda, Matt, or Tiernan leads you through two Irish coffee origin stories, then shows you how to balance whiskey, coffee, sugar, and cream. You make and enjoy your own drink in 45 minutes.
“The tour was a lot of fun. Andrew, our guide was great and happy to participate in conversations. The experience was lovely and we also received a lot of information about different Irish whiskeys. Would recommend.”
Spend 7.5 hours walking central Dublin with an English-speaking guide, entering the Book of Kells, Dublin Castle grounds, Teeling Whiskey Distillery, and Guinness Storehouse. Guides such as Brian, Niall, Hannah, and Siobainn bring local stories to the route. Lunch is on your own.
“Hannah was our tour guide and we learned so much about Dublin from her. She's really very passionate about her country and that's what you want when someone's showing you around their hood! Loved the tour of Trinity College and the Book of Kells Experience. Of course, we loved the Whiskey and Guinness tour as well. We booked 3 tours during our 4 days in Ireland and this one was our fave.”
Start early from Dublin with Finn McCools Tours for a full day in Northern Ireland. Expect Dunluce Castle, two hours at Giant’s Causeway, the Dark Hedges, Titanic Distillers at Thompson Dock, and a brief Belfast stop. Guides such as Ryan, Luke, Noel, and Quiggs add history, stories, and humor.
“The tour was excellent. I really enjoyed every bits of my trip. Shawn and John were great. Everything was time perfectly, they both did an excellent job. Highly recommend this to our for those who are looking for a day trip from Dublin.”
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