Distilleries-categories
Ireland
Published 01/01/0001
Types of Irish whiskey Irish whiskey is generally divided into four types: Single malt (produced at one distillery) Single grain (produced at one distillery) Blended malt (produced at more than one distillery) Blended (a mixture of malts and grain) Irish Single Pot Still (whiskey from malted and unmalted barley) While there is no legal requirement that Irish whiskies have to be triple distilled the majority of distilleries still use triple distillationcontrasted with Scotland which mainly distills only twice.
Islay
Published 01/01/0001
Islay Whisky Characteristics Islay is one of the most famous whisky regions in the world, renowned for its heavily peated whiskies with a distinctive maritime character. The island’s unique terroir and traditional production methods create whiskies that are among the most distinctive and recognizable in Scotland. Regional Identity Islay whiskies are characterized by: Intense peat smoke Maritime and briny character Medicinal and iodine notes Sea salt and seaweed flavors Rich, full-bodied texture Famous Islay Distilleries The island is home to legendary distilleries including: