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Tullamore D.E.W.
Original
Irish Whiskey

TULLAMORE D.E.W.
HONEY
WHERE IRELAND AND HONEY COLLIDE

Tullamore D.E.W.
Café Honey
Irish Whiskey

TULLAMORE D.E.W. 12 YEAR OLD
IRISH WHISKEY

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RUM CASK FINISH
TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

14 YEAR OLD
SINGLE MALT
TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

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TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

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Irish Coffee

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Lemon & Lime

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Hard
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Tullamore XO
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Tully Honey
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DISTILLERY
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Tullamore, a small town with a big reputation in Irish whiskey is home to a legendary whiskey with over 192 years of history. Set in the heart of Ireland, our grain to glass distillery spans a whopping 58 acres where we mill, mash, ferment, distill, mature and bottle our whiskey all on one site. Here, 11 million litres of whiskey are produced each year, making Tullamore D.E.W. one of the finest examples of Ireland’s whiskey renaissance.
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ABOUT US
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[H2] Taste our hometown pride
Our whiskey is named from the town where we make it. We started distilling in Tullamore in 1829 and we’re still going strong. In our corner in the heart of Ireland, we don’t have a fancy resort, but we do have a world-class distillery where we make the world’s original triple-distilled, triple-cask-finished, triple-blended Irish whiskey. Our award-winning whiskey tastes so smooth and delicious, it has become the number two brand in the world.
[H2] BEING FROM A SMALL COMMUNITY IS OUR SUPERPOWER.
In Tullamore, everyone pretty much knows everyone. If you try to pretend you’re something you’re not, you can be certain someone will cut you down to size by reminding you of your worst haircut or the time you blew the football match. Sure, sometimes we get in each other’s business but we always have each other’s back. Knowing who we are helps us become who we want to be.Remembering what matters keeps us from getting distracted by what doesn’t. Having strong roots helps us reach for the sky.And we can’t help but think, if the whole world acted more like a little community, everyone might be tad happier, a bit kinder and better prepared to go after their biggest dreams. So, we have three words of humble advice for everyone (including ourselves) — Be More Tullamore.
[H2] OUR IRISH WOLFHOUND
Daniel E. Williams was a dog lover and he passed the love down to his family. When his grandson Desmond Williams took over, he wanted something other than the fancy shields and coats of arms typically used by whiskey brands, so he commissioned our original drawing of an Irish wolfhound. The wolfhound symbolizes the spirit of our whiskey and our hometown. We’re friendly, we’re loyal, yet when we’re on the hunt to make the best-tasting whiskey on the planet, we’re determined and unstoppable.

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At Tullamore D.E.W. we have a long history with many stories to tell because our distillery was first established in 1829.Our whiskey is the result of a family that showed incredible vision and commitment to develop their passion for whiskey.Let me introduce you to our bottle, many of you will be familiar with it but you may not be familiar with the story behind it.Tullamore is a town in Ireland, a small town which today has a population of almost 13,000 people.DEW or D. E. W. are the initials of one of the greatest distillers Ireland has ever had, his name was Daniel Edmund Williams.This guy has an incredibly interesting story. He began working at the distillery as a stable boy at the age of 15 and went on to become Distillery Manager by the age of 25.

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"Success comes not to those who desire it most but to those who care deeply about what they do and feel compelled to create." Daniel E. WilliamsDaniel E. Williams was passionate about his craft and brought a lot of prosperity to County Offaly and the midlands.We are fortunate to have this quote from him which we know he lived by given the legacy he has left behind. We honour him on every bottle of Tullamore D.E.W. today.We refer to him as Irelands original hipster, I mean, check out that moustache?

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Whiskey or Whisky?
Why is there an 'e'?

Why is there an 'e' in Irish whiskey? Equally, why is there not an 'e' in Scottish whisky spelling?Well to begin, we would like to commend you on noticing the difference. Most people are concerned solely with what is inside the bottle rather than what is on the label. The answers to these questions are hidden in history so we must go back in time to find the clues which illuminate why whiskey has two spellings in the English language.It all goes back to 1878 when a book titled the "Truths about whisky" references how the addition of the 'e' was to distinguish Irish whiskey from its Scottish cousins who had been caught out a few times for selling their whiskey as Irish. The reason for this was that Irish whiskey at the time carried a more premium title and price point in the consumer’s eyes and Irish whiskey was indeed in a golden era.Over the centuries, the word(s) for Irish whiskey evolved from aqua vitae to Uisce beatha to Uisce baugh to whisky and finally whiskey.

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Water VS Ice
The great debate

Should I add water to my whiskey? Is it better to add ice? Which is better to add to my whiskey…ice or water? How much should I add? Is 3 cubes too many? These are common questions so don’t worry if you are asking the same questions. The answer here will always be that it is completely up to you. There are always worthwhile considerations but there are no rules.A bartender once said that - "ice to a bar man is like heat to a chef." Ice has a wonderful ability to chill the drink and allow for slow dilution which can actually enhance the flavours of the whiskey.We will get into that more in a minute.It has the added benefit of making the drink last longer which may sound strange but is surprisingly common especially if you are trying to keep pace with fellow drinkers who are sipping a large beer.Speaking of beer, sometimes the lesser flavoured beers are recommended to be consumed at very cold temperatures.The implication here is that if something is very cold some of the flavours are muted or less detectable. In the craft world of IPA beer you often see recommendations for drinking the beer at room temperature so that one can appreciate the flavour.

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Uisce Beatha or Water of Life has been distilled in Ireland for many centuries and possibly even for millennia. Distilling of locally grown agricultural to produce alcohol is something that is not peculiar to Ireland. It’s been going on for thousands of years across the globe.On the other hand, what we know today as Whiskey, Whisky or Uisce Beatha is generally regarded as having started in Ireland. The missionary Monks are blamed. As they sought to bring Christianity from the Middle East to the pagan countries of the globe they managed to impart their knowledge of the craft of producing perfumes and essences from locally grown flora to the locals who found that this very craft could produce an elixir with no equal – so they called it the Water of Life – or Uisce Beatha.Pronunciation of this term was difficult for the non-natives and so it soon became reduced to Fuisce and eventually Whiskey.The Scots were soon to be introduced to the craft and began producing their own version. The Scotch whisky historians dedicated to tracking the arrival of whisky distillation will readily refer to the influential Irishman Fergus Beaton who introduced whisky-making to Scotland on arrival at Kilchoman on the island of Isla in 1300.

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Single Malt or
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Before we compare Single Malt with Blended Whiskey we need to understand what makes them different.Single Malt Whiskey is whiskey - made from Malted Barley - 100% Malted Barley (sometimes called Malt). Malted Barley is simply barley that has been germinated by means of immersion in water so as to encourage the barley grain to grow a green shoot.This growth process is stopped by removal from the water. We now have a barley grain that has germinated or malted. When making Malt whiskey we use 100% Malted Barley.The Malt is milled and mashed through the addition of hot water to give us a porridge-like mixture from which we extract the liquid.This very sweet liquid is fermented by the addition of Yeast and the result of this fermentation is a type of beer (or “wash” as it’s known in the distilleries). We then distil the wash, using copper pot stills, generally twice or 3 times.The resultant spirit is then filled into wooden (usually oak) casks and matured there for a least 3 years. After 3 years it can be called whiskey (or whisky).

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Tullamore D.E.W.
Original
Irish Whiskey

TULLAMORE D.E.W.
HONEY
WHERE IRELAND AND HONEY COLLIDE

Tullamore D.E.W.
Café Honey
Irish Whiskey

TULLAMORE D.E.W. 12 YEAR OLD
IRISH WHISKEY

XO CARIBBEAN
RUM CASK FINISH
TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

14 YEAR OLD
SINGLE MALT
TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

18 YEAR OLD
SINGLE MALT
TULLAMORE D.E.W. IRISH WHISKEY

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Tully Honey
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DISTILLERY
Experience
Tullamore, a small town with a big reputation in Irish whiskey is home to a legendary whiskey with over 192 years of history. Set in the heart of Ireland, our grain to glass distillery spans a whopping 58 acres where we mill, mash, ferment, distill, mature and bottle our whiskey all on one site. Here, 11 million litres of whiskey are produced each year, making Tullamore D.E.W. one of the finest examples of Ireland’s whiskey renaissance.
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Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience Tour
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Experience a day like no other as we take you ‘behind the scenes’ of our state-of-the-art Distillery. Explore the home of Tullamore D.E.W. from distillation to maturation while meeting some of the characters who work on-site every day. Sip an Irish coffee, feel the warm embrace of heat from the bubbling stills and inhale the rich whiskey aromas from the 50,000 oak casks that lie sleeping in our maturation warehouse. Visit Ireland’s only custom built warehouse snug and discover the art of blending before savouring three of our award winning whiskeys. A distillery tour in Ireland not to be missed.

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[H3] Your tour includes
105 minute “behind the scenes” guided tour of our state-of-the art working Distillery
Welcome Irish Coffee
Still House visit
Experiment in our blending lab
“Dip the Dog” and taste whiskey straight from the cask in our Secret Warehouse Snug
Premium whiskey tasting of 3 expressions of Tullamore D.E.W.
Create your own unique blend of Tullamore D.E.W to bottle and take away (additional cost)
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[H2] Stop and Shop
While you're here, browse our extensive range of clothing and giftware and choose from our impressive collection of Tullamore D.E.W. whiskeys.

[H3] FIND US
THE TULLAMORE D.E.W. DISTILLERY Clonminch, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland, R35 E027

[H3] FIND US
THE TULLAMORE D.E.W. DISTILLERY Clonminch, Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland, R35 E027
[H4] GET TO US BY ROAD OR RAIL
Tullamore is 1hr from Dublin and Galway, just off Exit 5 on the M6
Trains from Houston Station or Galway Train station. Click for your timetable
We have free bus parking for larger groups and ample space for cars

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Monday to Saturday:
10am - 6pm
Sunday and Bank Holidays:
11am - 5pm
[H3] Distillery tour operating times
Monday to Saturday:
11am, 12noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm
Sunday and Bank Holidays:
11am, 12noon, 2pm, 3pm
[H3] Visitor centre closed
Christmas shutdown period:
December 23rd to January 1st 2026

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[H4] Birr Castle Demense
Learn about the extraordinary achievements of the Parsons family who have a global reputation for their ground-breaking inventions and feats in the fields of science, engineering, photography, astronomy and botany. For over 400 years, this remarkable family has resided at the romantic and inspirational setting of Birr Castle Demesne that is now home to the 7th Earl and Countess of Rosse.In the early 1840's, the Third Earl of Rosse designed and built the largest astronomical telescope in the world. With this telescope, he discovered the spiral nature of some of the galaxies and from 1845-1914, anyone wishing to witness this phenomenon had to come to Birr. The Rosse Telescope or the Leviathann is still a main feature on the grounds of Birr Castle today. Set on 120 acres of parklands and gardens, this castle demesne also boasts a rare collection of over 4000 trees and plants, wonderful wildlife, and peaceful walks along rivers, waterfalls and lake.

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[H4] Slieve Bloom Mountains
The Slieve Bloom mountains, along with the Massif Central in France, are one of the oldest mountain ranges in Europe; they were once also the highest at 3,700m.Weathering has reduced them to 527m, but whether you take on the long-distance Slieve Bloom Way or opt for one of the shorter looped trails, you'll be rewarded by spectacular views stretching across the midlands of Ireland, and on a clear cloud free day you can see the four highest points of each of Ireland's four provinces.Bike or hike - these unspoilt and uncongested trails are truly one of Offaly's Hidden Gems.

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[H4] Clonmacnoise
This sixth century monastic site, located on the banks of the River Shannon is home to three high crosses, a cathedral, seven churches and two round towers.This great monastery was founded in 548-9 by St. Ciarán Mac a tSaor (“son of the carpenter”), who studied under St. Finian at the famous Clonard Abbey in County Meath.The strategic location of the monastery at a crossroads between the major east-west land route through the bogs of central Ireland and the River Shannon, helped it become a major centre of religion, learning, craftsmanship and trade by the 9th century.

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[H4] Cruising on the Shannon
If you like the idea of setting your own course and choosing when and where to stop off and explore, then a cruising trip along the Shannon could be just the ticket.Start your riverside adventure in Banagher and cruise on one of the finest natural inland waterways in Europe, as the unspoilt River Shannon meanders through beautiful countryside and past historic towns offering the best in Irish hospitality.

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[H4] Lough Boora Parklands
Transformed from its previous incarnation as a commercial bog where peat was harvested to heat homes around the country, today Lough Boora Discovery Park is home to countless species of birds and wildlife, fish-filled lakes and a permanent exhibition of huge outdoor sculptures.These sculptures give the park an other-worldly feel, created using the old industrial materials of the bog such as locomotives, rail-line and timber, all crafted into magnificent works of art.

FREQUENTLY ASKED Questions
Q: Where is Tullamore Whiskey distilled?
A: Tullamore D.E.W. is an Irish whiskey distilled at their purpose-built distillery located in Clonminch, Tullamore, County Offaly, Ireland.
Q: Do you need to book in advance to visit Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience?
A: We recommend booking Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund.
Q: Are children allowed on the Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience?
A: No, our distillery tours are strictly for over 18s only.
Q: Is the guided Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience wheelchair accessible?
A: Yes. We are a wheelchair accessible building.
Q: What is the maximum number of people you can take on a tour?
A: Maximum of 8 people per tour.
Q: How far are you from Tullamore town centre?
A: Approx. 10 minutes’ drive.
Q: Is there transport available from Tullamore train station to Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience?
A: Yes, upon arrival to Tullamore train station, local taxi’s will be available to book.
Q: Do you have a restaurant at Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience
A: No, but there are plenty of options in Tullamore town centre.
Q: Do you have lockers to store luggage at Tullamore D.E.W. Distillery Experience
A: No, however we have limited storage facilities and can look after your bags while you are on tour.
Q: Is the tour all indoors?
A: During your Ultimate Distillery Experience, you will make your way across the Tullamore Distillery site and depending on the weather jackets and comfortable shoes are recommended.

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We are a wheelchair accessible building.
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