Visit Dublin Liberties Distillery housed in a beautifully renovated old mill building in the heart of the Liberties. Hear the stories of mystery, mayhem and magic from the historical Liberties area which have motivated us to create our exciting new expressions of Irish whiskey. We are inspired by the mavericks, the wild cats and the pioneers of the Liberties past so over St. Patricks weekend we are inviting all who share their name with one of those rebels, rascals and raconteurs to a free tour. So, if your name is Tench, Kelly or Malone visit us to hear their stories over a glass of one of our award-winning whiskeys
Free tours at 4.30pm from Friday 13th to Wednesday 18th for those whose surname is Tench, Kelly or Malone. Numbers are limited so please book in advance.
[email protected] or call +353 14100380
On St. Patricks Day take a short walk from city centre to our distillery in the Liberties to escape the crowds. Relax in our atmospheric bar located in the historical part of our distillery and enjoy a delicious cocktail while listening to some great Irish music. All this guarantees an unforgettable and enjoyable ‘Real Dublin’ experience.
September 1st to March 31st.
Mon to Sat inclusive: First tour 10am and last tour 5.30pm
Sunday and bank holidays: First tour 11am and last tour 5.30pm.
1st April to 31st August.
Mon to Thurs inclusive: First tour 9.30am and last tour 5pm.
Friday and Saturday: First tour 9.30am and last tour 6pm.
Sunday and bank holidays: First tour 11am and last tour 6pm.
Bookings and info: [email protected]
Group tour bookings: [email protected]
Tel: +353 1 454 4815
Our distillery is fully wheelchair accessible.
Darryl McNally, our Master Distiller, has crafted a diverse range of award winning whiskey for you to explore.
“Making whiskey is my passion, my lifeblood… I believe the future for Irish whiskey is in innovation and pushing the boundaries – and that’s what I’ll be working with the team here to deliver – the best Irish whiskey you could have the luck of getting on your lips. We’re inspired by the past, but not bound by it, and I can’t wait to show the world just how diverse Irish whiskey can be.”
