Kilbeggan

Kilbeggan is the oldest licensed distillery in Ireland, with records dating to 1757. After decades as a museum, small-scale distillation resumed in 2007 using an original 19th-century pot still. The restored distillery produces a smooth, grain-forward Irish whiskey with gentle honey and malt character.

What is Kilbeggan distillery?

Kilbeggan — Ireland's oldest licensed distillery since 1757. Restored 19th-century pot still and smooth grain-forward whiskey.

When was Kilbeggan founded?

Kilbeggan was founded in 1757.

Where is Kilbeggan distillery located?

Kilbeggan is located in Leinster, Ireland.

What water source does Kilbeggan use?

Kilbeggan uses Draws from the River Brosna, a tributary of the River Shannon in County Westmeath at one of Ireland's oldest distillery sites. The naturally soft Irish river water, filtered through limestone, contributes to Kilbeggan's classic light and approachable Irish pot still character. as its water source.