The Dublin Liberties stands proudly as an esteemed collection of award-winning Irish Whiskeys, masterfully curated to epitomise timeless sophistication and premium quality. This distinguished range comprises five exceptional whiskeys, three of which were unveiled alongside the inauguration of The Dublin Liberties Distillery.

OAK DEVIL - 5 YEARS OLD IRISH WHISKEY

Amidst the tales of entering hell through an archway guarded by a carved Oak Devil, The Dublin Liberties Oak Devil emerges as the protagonist, standing watch over its 5-year-old blend of malt and grain whiskey aged in Bourbon casks. This meticulously crafted whiskey unveils a symphony of enticing aromas, from rich caramel to the warm embrace of oak, culminating in a gratifyingly lingering finish that leaves a lasting impression on the palate. It's the perfect choice for a whiskey old fashioned, encapsulating both the folklore and the craftsmanship behind every sip.

THE DUBLIN LIBERTIES IRISH WHISKEYS - THE STORY

The Dublin Liberties range draws inspiration from the rich narratives and vibrant streets surrounding The Dublin Liberties Distillery, forging a profound connection to the city and weaving a cohesive narrative that unites the collection. Situated in the historic cornerstone of Mill Street, the home of The Dublin Liberties Distillery, these whiskeys offer a distinctive and exclusive expression of Irish craftsmanship. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each bottle encapsulates the essence of Dublin's spirit, inviting you on a journey through its storied past and dynamic present. Whether savoured neat or enjoyed in cocktails, The Dublin Liberties range promises an unparalleled tasting experience that pays homage to the city's heritage while embracing modernity. Discover the soul of Dublin in every sip.

THE LIBERTIES, DUBLIN CITY

The Dublin Liberties Distillery stands proudly in the heart of Dublin's historic distilling district, known as the Liberties—a place where every cobblestone holds a tale of its own. History runs deep within its walls, serving as the very foundation for the hardworking people of Dublin, regardless of their station in society. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Liberties thrived as a melting pot of creativity, intellect, and craftsmanship, defying conventional norms. This area, once dubbed 'Hell', was a vibrant yet untamed enclave just beyond the city's walls, renowned for its raucous spirit and endless excitement lurking around every corner. Yet amidst the chaos, industriousness flourished. Amidst the distilleries stood weaving mills, forges, printing presses, tanneries, and clandestine taverns. Here, artisans, commoners, and aristocrats mingled freely, drawn by the allure of boundless opportunity and unbridled freedom.