JAMESON DISTILLERY
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| Jameson Distillery Bow St. is the original site in Dublin where Jameson Irish Whiskey was distilled until 1971.Today an Irish whiskey tourist attraction. As you might well know, Jameson whisky is distilled in the biggest distillery in Ireland, at Midleton distillery in Cork. |
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| Fill your own cask strenght Jameson (Black Barrel). |
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| Strong stuff |
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| A tourist attraction indeed |
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| Some milestones of Jameson distillery |
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| Old advertising |
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| Ancient Jameson bottlings |
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| Start of the Jameson's tour |
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| On the tour |
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| From left to right, Scotch whisky (Johnny Walker), Irish whiskey (Jameson) and American whisky (Jack Daniels). This little tasting demonstrated differences between different production methods of whisky making. |
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| Middleton whiskies in the gift shop |
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| Some fascinating sample bottles behind the glass. |
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| Wall of whiskey |
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| Fancy cask ends |
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| Famous Bow street |
DUBLIN
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| Dublin landmark - The Spire of Dublin |
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| The Brazen Head is officially Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 1198, a must visit. |
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| The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity |
TEELING DISTILLERY
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| Teeling Whiskey Co in the heart of Dublin |
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| Wall of fame |
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| Beginning of the distillery tour |
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| Mash tun... |
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| ...bubbling joyfully |
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| Technical stuff |
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| The Teeling potstills.... |
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| ...are named after Jack Teeling's daughters: Rebecca, Natalie and Alison. |
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| Final products |
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| Oak from France - Calvados casks |
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| Modern distillery looks like this today |
OLD BUSHMILLS
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| In Nothern Ireland, Ireland's oldest distillery, Old Bushmills, est. 1608. |
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| Useful map |
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| Recycling in an Irish way |
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| Old versus... |
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| ...modern |
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| Bushmill's whiskey shop |
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| In the horizon - the paradise island - Islay |
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| The Giant's Causeway, about three miles northeast of the Bushmills distillery, worth to visit. |
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