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Dublin Distillery Tours

Experience the art of distillation in Dublin: let your senses come alive on a distillery tour

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Katie,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
21 Nov 2024
Excellent
This topped all our experiences in Dublin! It’s a must see, most beautiful surroundings and bar area, great gift store, staff are so relaxed and friendly
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Neil,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
12 Oct 2024
Excellent
Very informative and entertaining. Our guide was a brilliant character who helped us understand the whisky distillery process making us laugh and listen. Would thoroughly recommend this during...
Very informative and entertaining. Our guide was a brilliant character who helped us understand the whisky distillery process making us laugh and listen. Would thoroughly recommend this during your stay in Dublin.
Jameson Distillery Bow St.
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AMANDINE,  France France
27 Jun 2024
Excellent
Super! La guide Lisa a très bien animé la visite et ses explications étaient précises et claires. Merci encore à elle pour sa petite attention pour quelques termes pour les français de la visite.
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Explore Dublin's vibrant distilling scene and discover the secrets of Ireland's most famous spirit with a distillery tour.

With this tour, you'll learn about the history of distillation and taste some of Dublin's finest tipples. You'll also get to meet the experts and learn how they craft their unique flavors.

Let your senses come alive as you take in this tour's sights, smells, and sounds. This is a great choice for you if you want to learn more about the art of distillation, or if you are looking to have a good time!

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