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IRELAND: More than 800 years since the first appearance of Irish whiskey "March 3rd is International Irish Whiskey Day"

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March 3rd is International Irish Whiskey Day. It is a day dedicated to the world famous type of whiskey - Irish whiskey.

Did you know that Irish whiskey has been around for over 800 years? Irish whiskey, as the name suggests, is whiskey produced in Ireland and is known for its smooth texture and quality. It is a favorite of whiskey lovers all over the world. International Irish Whiskey Day is said to be the brainchild of writer and editor Stuart McNamara. Stewart wanted people to recognize the value of Irish whiskey and to appreciate its historical significance, production quality and distinctively smooth taste.


History of International Irish Whiskey Day

In Irish, 'uisce betha' means 'water of life'. The word 'whiskey' is said to have originated from this Irish expression. Irish whiskey is believed to have become very popular in Europe in the 12th century. The story continues that Irish monks learned the method of distilling spirits from other countries in Europe and brought back the teachings. This method was further developed and these edible spirits were created. Irish whiskey is traditionally made in a still.

Sir Thomas Phillips' Bushmill in Antrim, which many say is the oldest distillery in the world, was licensed to distill whiskey in 1608. It was sanctioned by King James. In 1757 the distillery received a license to trade, making it the first distillery to trade in Ireland. In 1759, a law was passed that allowed potatoes, sugar and corn to be added to Irish whiskey. In the 1800s, Ireland quickly became the whiskey capital of the world. The famous whiskey company Tullamore Dew was founded in 1829 by John Jameson.

Born in West Cork, Stewart McNamara created International Irish Whiskey Day in 1990 to allow people around the world to celebrate and appreciate Irish whiskey because he believed that Irish whiskey was not sufficiently recognized and appreciated by the public. 

Created by International Irish Whiskey Day. He wanted people to know about the origins of Irish whiskey and how it was traditionally made. It is this traditional method that gives the extraordinary taste loved by whiskey lovers around the world.

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