Monthly Archives: December 2014

It's more than 125 years since new copper pot stills arrived in Dublin, but a family whiskey company is reviving the capital's distilling tradition. The Teeling Whiskey Company this week welcomed three hand-crafted copper pot stills for its new premises in Newmarket, The Liberties. It marks a milestone for the Teeling family, who are bringing whiskey production back to their ancestral roots in Dublin 8. The new distillery will be a modern revival of the Teeling distillery that thrived in the area in the 18th Century. The stills were crafted in Sienna in Italy by Frilli Impianti, which has been making distilling equipment since 1912. The traditional copper pot stills travelled 2,275km to their new home, and were assembled on-site. The 15,000 litre wash still, 10,000 litre intermediate still and 9,000 litre spirit still will be at the heart of [...]

It's more than 125 years since new copper pot stills arrived in Dublin, but a family whiskey company is reviving the capital's distilling tradition. The Teeling Whiskey Company this week welcomed three hand-crafted copper pot stills for its new premises in Newmarket, The Liberties. It marks a milestone for the Teeling family, who are bringing whiskey production back to their ancestral roots in Dublin 8. The new distillery will be a modern revival of the Teeling distillery that thrived in the area in the 18th Century. The stills were crafted in Sienna in Italy by Frilli Impianti, which has been making distilling equipment since 1912. The traditional copper pot stills travelled 2,275km to their new home, and were assembled on-site. The 15,000 litre wash still, 10,000 litre intermediate still and 9,000 litre spirit still will be at the heart of [...]

The IPAG held its AGM at the Shamrock Irish Pub in Kassel on 17th November 2014. IPAG invited a variety of suppliers to the event who were the given a chance to showcase their products. Among the companies were upcoming Irish suppliers such as Walsh’s Whiskey Co. Carlow and Keogh’s Crisps. Other attendees included the Irish Tourist Board and Aer Lingus as well as Heineken Germany and Perplex Foods GmbH. Over 40 Publicans from all regions of Germany attended the event with many of the publicans owning more than 1 Irish Pub. The event is staged to give companies a chance to present their products and services directly to their target market. The Irish Pub serves as a mini travel agent and tourist office as well as a shop window for any Irish business looking to do business in Germany. [...]