Today, the modern Midleton facility is the distillery behemoth that crafts Irish whiskey brands, including Jameson, Powers, ...

On Friday, the Irish whiskey giant behind Jameson, Redbreast and Powers unveiled the sixth and final release in its Midleton ...

This gives the whiskey a delicious nose of soft smoke, cured meats and honeycomb and cacao nibs, salted caramel and smoked almonds on the palate. This limited-edition 17-year-old Powers Irish ...

Compared to a more popular Irish whiskey like, say, Powers you'll find a more forgiving spirit. It's an immensely easy sipper. Not quite as rewarding as some of the stronger boozes out there but ...

Powers is a straight-line, classic Irish whiskey. ‘Nuff said. This no-nonsense entry-level expression has been a gateway for many enthusiasts to enter the Irish whiskey world. Whether you’re ...

The Trump administration’s introduction of separate import tariffs for the UK and EU has exposed the complexity around the ...

That category is distinctly Irish, and follows a few rules: The whiskey must be made at one ... still whiskeys like Green Spot, Teeling’s, Powers John’s Lane, and (the best in my opinion ...

That trade is dominated by big brands like Jameson and Powers, but dozens of new craft distilleries have also been targeting the US market. In a statement, the Irish Whiskey Association said ...

Today, the modern Midleton facility is the distillery behemoth that crafts Irish whiskey brands, including Jameson, Powers, Redbreast, Greenspot, and Midleton Very Rare. In the 1960s ...