The Wilson’s Dunedin Distillery, also known as Willowbank Distillery, it has been dismantled and the bits sold off in 2000. AT its time Willowbank was the most southerly whisky distillery in the world. Whiskys were bottled as Milford and Lammerlaw (named after a nearby mountain range) and were highly regarded. The remaining barrels of Lammerlaw have been bottled into their Read more...

Anchorage Distillery’s Tasting Room was built with re-purposed wood yet presents a beautiful, comfortable atmosphere. The historic photos that adorn the walls help create this all-encompassing space and the windows looking into the distillery allow you to see the Holstein stills and massive Bavarian tanks that are used to create a truly unique Alaskan product. Read more...

Small artisan Agave Distillery with guided tours explaining the process of distilling Mayapan Tequila. Read more...

The company was founded by John Dumvill who rebranded his company to Dunville in 1825. In 1837 he added the production of blended whiskey and build the Royal Irish Distilleries in 1869. Due to huge business sales to the US the company suffered severely during prohibition in the US and closed in 1936 their prodution. In 2013 the Echlinville Distillery Read more...

Though it was one of the largest distilleries of its time only few people remember their whiskey. The distillery was located in ‘the golden triangle’ of distilling in Dublin. In 1891, the distillery was starting to feel the effects of cheap blended Scotch whiskies and joined forces with the DWD Distillery in Jones Road and the William Jameson Distillery in Read more...