Irish Whiskey Museum, Whiskey museum in Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland
The Irish Whiskey Museum on Grafton Street is a museum with four separate exhibition spaces focused on Ireland's whiskey heritage. The rooms display bottles, production equipment, and explain how whiskey is made from grain to glass.
The museum opened in 2014 and covers Ireland's whiskey story from its roots to today. The exhibits document a period of great success, a decline in production, and the recent revival of the industry.
The collections here show how whiskey has been made and enjoyed in Ireland across generations. You can see how this drink shaped Irish society and what role it played in people's daily lives.
The location is easily reached from the main shopping street and offers different types of visits. You can join guided tours, taste whiskey samples, or try other activities like blending experiences.
The museum partners with over 30 different distilleries across Ireland and Northern Ireland. This allows visitors to see how whiskey-making differs across various regions.
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