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Irish Craft Gin Distillery Tour
Best time to visit
Late morning weekdays offer a quieter experience with more interaction time with the distillers. Avoid weekend afternoons when tours tend to be busiest.
Budget tips
Book tickets online in advance for a small discount and check for combo deals with nearby attractions. Some tour slots offer group rates, so consider going with friends.
Recommended for
Gin enthusiasts, Food and drink lovers, Cultural explorers, Small groups and couples
Plan your visit
1-1.5 hours
About
Quick facts: Discover how local botanicals shape the distinctive flavors of each gin batch. Taste tests reveal subtle hints of wild Irish herbs you won't find anywhere else.
Highlights: A copper still named 'Old Rosie' is hand-operated and visible during the tour, offering a rare chance to see traditional gin crafting in action. Visitors can sample limited-edition gins infused with rare regional ingredients like bog myrtle and sea buckthorn.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes as the tour involves walking and standing in the distillation area.
- Bring a camera for shots of the beautifully crafted copper still and scenic garden herbs.
- Ask for the story behind each botanical during tasting to enhance your experience.
- Visit during the shoulder season to avoid peak crowds and snag better photo opportunities.
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