Date: Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 Time: around 6pm…read moreParty of: 5 *Roe Flight (€20) *Cocktail Flight (€20) *Solera Single Malt (€7) *Roe & Co Solera (€7) *Distillery Exclusive (€10) *Mint Conditions (€14) My group was nearby and figured we might as well hit up a distillery before heading to dinner. We walked in with a group of 6 adults and 1 kid. Kids are not allowed in the tasting / bar area, so dad hung out with her while the rest of us went and had drinks. If memory serves, I asked the server to create a tasting for me. So I got the three pours listed above. Essentially, my tasting costs €24. I asked to try things I couldn't really get back home in the US and this was what was chosen. I enjoyed it. If you like cocktails, that tasting was kinda fun. Glad we had time to hit this spot up. Fun impromptu stop. REVIEW #4120

The whiskies we tried were good even at the end of a long day - service was friendly and not rushed…read more(thank you, Karla). The distillery has a front section for non-drinkers and underage. It is the merchandise shop and resting area with chairs and sofas. The back section is the main tasting room and a very nice lounge-type bar with booths and high tops. Recommended (closes at 7pm), especially if already at the nearby Guinness Storehouse. The property is easy on the eye and was very clean. In hindsight, I'd visit here before Guinness. The tour seems to be reasonable and will do it on the next visit.

We were traveling with a group of friends from Texas and were lucky enough that one of us was…read morerelated to the Teeling family, so this was a must for our visit to Dublin. We were greeted by the patriarch of the family who gave us a wonderful history of Teeling Irish Whiskey. Such a privilege to hear it from him. We then had a tour for our group led by one of the regular tour guides. Having been on many wine, beer and whiskey tours over the years, I can say with confidence that our guide was excellent. Great delivery, knowledgeable, loud enough. Like any good tour, it ended with a tasting that he also led. The tasting reinforced that I really don't like Irish Whiskey at all (I prefer bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey), but that did not diminish the overall wonderful experience. Great store to take home all kinds of souvenirs, alcohol and non-alcohol items. It's definitely worth a stop.

Loved the tour, the staff and of course the whiskey. My suitcases were stuffed with wonderful…read morewhiskey only available at the distillery.

Dates and Times: Monday, June 22nd, 2026 at 6pm…read moreWednesday, June 24th around 4:45pm Redbreast Whiskey Tasting (50€) x4 Booked Thru Website about 2 weeks prior *Bow St Map Hoodie (€75) *Jameson Crested (€42) x3 *Irish Coffee (€9) *JJ's Irish Coffee (€11) I am part of a group of whiskey lovers. Since we were going to be in Dublin, we had to visit jameson and do a tasting. I'm a single and legal girl, so we opted for the redbreast tasting. Plus the hubby adores redbreast 12. The tasting was fun. Tho I think I had tried all but one or two of the offerings. The PX I bought back home when it was on sale at Costco. Surprisingly, it was cheaper there then here. We had the last time slot that Mon, so there wasn't much time to do anything else afterwards. We walked thru the shop and left. So if you want to explore, I'd suggest going earlier since they closed shortly after our tasting was over. Our second visit was for purchasing and trying an irish coffee. The hubs went to buy the items while a friend and I grabbed some coffees. I'm not into sweetness in my coffee at all, so I asked them to make it without any syrup/sugar. It was nice. I got the sweatshirt as a momento. It is on the longer side (I'm 5'8"), so keep that in mind if you are shorter than me. We ended up buying a few bottles of the crested to bring home since we were told you can't get it back in the US. Fun experience. As a whisky fan, a must do. REVIEW #4114

I've always been a fan of Jameson, so it was definitely a treat to visit the distillery. The…read morefacility is quite large, with plenty of photo ops and multiple bars throughout. My one complaint is that the tour groups are very large, which makes the experience feel a bit impersonal. You're essentially moving from room to room with the group, rather than having a more intimate tour. That said, I really enjoyed getting to taste some of the other whiskeys they produce that we don't typically see here in the U.S. Overall, it was a fun experience and definitely worth visiting if you're a whiskey fan.

This was an amazing tour. The fact it is in a renovated church adds a unique aspect to this tour. I…read moreloved hearing the history of the founders, the church, and the restoration process. The actual whiskey making part of the tour is what you would expect to hear from a whiskey tour (not too many different ways to add flair when all whiskeys pretty much start the same). I enjoyed this whiskey more than others in Dublin. I actually brought some back for my brother since he is a big whisky fan! Karoline was an amazing guide. She was very knowledgeable and very receptive to questions. I will definitely be recommending this tour to anyone going to Dublin!

A tad odd I I but came to be a warming story. It's very modern in many ways and initially that set…read moreme back a bit. Hearing the story of the property and the former church being reclaimed and saved from ruin was a warming story. Our tour guide was exceptional and the depth of explanation was excellent. To date the best of experiences when it came to distillery tours. Highly recommend.

If you're interested in the history of Guinness, this is a must tour. It's self guided so you can…read morespend as much time (or as little) as you want. The tour also includes tastings and a Guinness!

It may be the most touristy place in Dublin and there is a reason for that. It's worth your time if…read moreit's your first visit. My son and I had a good time on the self guided tour and even met a friend from our home city. It's educational about the brewing process and Guinness long history. Don't miss out on a free pint in the ultra cool sky bar. You must do this after the tour, or will miss out, The gift store has everything you can imagine Guinness. So it's worth time. Solid 4 stars for me.

You're an American and you want to get some Irish whiskey you can't get in the states - and you're…read morein Dublin. You come here. Period. This place is amazing. So much great stuff. Guy there absolutely knows his stuff. Interesting he was recommending a Dunville whiskey to someone that I bought in a similar store in Belfast that the guy there recommended to me (and their recommendation was correct). This is also near the Whiskey Museum which I recommend too. Hit the museum, then come to this place. You will leave a very happy camper.

Literally from the second I walked in to the time I left the service here was too notch. Everyone…read morewas kind and pleasant. It's not too big but also not too small either. Literally the perfect selection of whiskey and more. I loved how the employees explained the whiskey to me and gave their personal recommendations as well. I just loved the vibe here and would highly recommend it to all.

Happened to be in Dublin for a couple days for work, and a friend/colleague who used to spend a lot…read moreof time in the city brought me by this hidden gem of a whiskey bar! Tucked away behind the Tapped beer bar, The Dingle is a haven for anyone who might want a quiet, welcoming spot to chill out with a whiskey taster or cocktail (or two...or several) after the work day ends. The interior has a warm, comfortable feel to it, and the staff are welcoming and extremely knowledgeable about their inventory, so don't be shy asking them for recommendations. Thanks to a combination of covid and Google (wrongly) listing them as permanently closed, business has gone way down from where it used to be a couple years ago, but I can't emphasize enough that The Dingle is still very much alive, and I'd HIGHLY recommend dropping by during opening hours (which I think are just Thurs/Fri/Sat afternoons right now).

Pros: Cute and intimate…read moreLots of whiskey to taste The have whiskey flights. You can taste a few Irish whiskies in one sitting They also have wine Cons: They close at 11 We had the whiskey flight. They have different ones you can choose from at different price ranges. We shared the Irish single malt. It came with three to taste for 15€. The place is so cool looking. It's like walking into a barrel.

Worth the price of admission... Be sure to plan enough time…read moreto enjoy all the things here at the Storehouse. The Guinness was better than I expected as well. It runs like a well oiled machine. So much to see and experience. Slainte

Date: Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 Time: 2pm…read moreParty of: 6 adults, 1 child Booked: Guinness Storehouse Experience about 3 weeks prior Prices - *Adult: 18+ (€30) x6 *Child: 5-7 (€10) The hubby doesn't drink beer. And I normally would rather put my alcoholic calories elsewhere. But we were in Dublin, so had to do Guinness right? I actually just wanted to go to the Gravity Bar since I adore views. But I guess you need to do some kind of tour in order to access it, so we all booked the cheapest one. It's self guided, so you take as long or short as you want. Once upstair, a guinness is included with each adult ticket. Since the hubs doesn't drink beer at all, I tried one of each. The blonde and regular one. I'm much more a fan of lighter beers, so I liked the blonde more. The view upstairs is nice, but it gets super crowded. We just found a place to stand and enjoy our beers. There is seating, but people grab them right away and some camp for a while. So it's hard to find a table unless someone happens to be leaving when you are right there. Nice experience if you like their beer. REVIEW #4119