Roe & Co Distillery

Immerse yourself in the world of whiskey-making on a guided tour of the Roe and Co Distillery. Enjoy a world-class whiskey experience in this fully operational distillery, located in the buzzing Liberties district of Dublin 8. Step inside the iconic former Guinness Power Station for an immersive journey. Choose from two options: Flavours or Beyond The Blend. Flavours Shake things up with this perfect option for cocktail enthusiasts looking to develop their cocktail-making skills. Discover the Five Pillars of Flavour; sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami. Choose your whiskey cocktail based on your own unique palate, uncovering the taste of your chosen flavor. Beyond The Blend: Enjoy an exclusive guided exploration of an exquisite whiskey range, showcasing the full spectrum of flavours that define Irish whiskey. Taste three premium whiskeys and elevate your journey with a specially curated pairing of artisan confectionery. Create your own whiskey blend and transform it into a delicious cocktail. After your chosen workshop, relax with a signature whiskey serving in the Power House Bar.

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Situated within the historic Powerhouse of the historic Guinness Brewery, this tour promises an enlightening journey through Dublin's renowned "Golden Whiskey Triangle", the heart of Ireland's whiskey distillery scene during the 18th and 19th centuries. Explore the premises of George Roe & Sons, home to the world's largest whiskey distillery of its time, to enjoy an extraordinary class in Whiskey cocktail making & tasting. Cheers! Indulge in a VIP group tour boasting skip-the-line privileges, granting exclusive access to two of Dublin's must-see destinations: the esteemed Roe & Co Irish Whiskey Distillery, and the exceptional renowned "Golden Triangle", the historic epicentrum of Ireland's brewing and distilling legacy. Embark on an immersive whiskey tasting adventure where fun, flavour, and collaborative innovation intertwine to create unforgettable moments and delicious cocktails. Your journey commences in the vibrant heart of Dublin's historic quarter, "The Liberties", where The Roe & Co Whiskey Distillery awaits. Delve into the world of Roe & Co, a bustling urban distillery renowned for crafting top-tier whiskey. Experience the reimagining of whiskey as you navigate through a tapestry of rich history and contemporary culture. Engage in the intricacies of distillation, master the art of blending, and partake in a hands-on flavour workshop that will elevate your tasting experience to new heights. This unparalleled tour pulses with excitement, breathing new life into the once-powerful grounds of the Guinness Brewery. Enjoy a pint of Guinness in the iconic Guinness Storehouse. Skip the line at the Guinness Storehouse for a guided tour around the complexes. Listen as your guide explains the ingredients used and learn of the complex brewing. Then, enjoy tastings of the beer. On this fun filled engaging tour you will visit the GUINNESS STOREHOUSE Ireland's No. 1 visitor attraction, a "must see" on any visit to Dublin. Housed in an old fermentation plant in the heart of St James's Gate Brewery, the now seven-storey visitor experience tells the story of Ireland's iconic drink and brings to life the heritage of this world famous dark stout beer. In the company of your local expert guide your journey begins standing at the bottom of the world's largest pint glass, which rises through the building. It is a dramatic story that begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity Bar, Dublin's highest bar where you will receive a complimentary pint of Guinness while enjoying spectacular views over Dublin and listening to some great stories from your engaging and friendly guide. Your guide will commence your escorted tour at the ground floor Atrium to see the copy of the 9,000-year brewery lease signed by Guinness’ founder, Arthur Guinness, in 1759, and learn about the four ingredients of the iconic Irish stout: water, barley, hops and yeast.

Uncover the historic story behind Irish whiskey's golden days with this fully guided whiskey walking tour through it's epicenter of the Dublin Liberties. Together with your local whiskey expert we will discover some of the Liberties long gone whiskey barons, local characters and pubs but hear of the new generation of blenders, brewers and distillers bringing home the uisce beatha back to Dublin! We will meet at the iconic Pearse Lyons distillery. Our stroll will lead us along Thomas Street to St. Patricks Tower across from the famous Guinness Brewery at St James's Gate and along by the new Roe & Co. Distillery where the iconic George Roe brand has been breathed fresh life! George Roe was a true giant in Irish whiskey, taking up vast real estate of for distilling his whiskey in the area! We will chat through the fascinating story around the last standing structure of the old distillery site. Moving through the streets of the Liberties we will experience the new wave of culture in the area where old meets new and stop for a visit at a very famous address in Irish distilling history, Johns Lane which once housed the very famous Powers whiskey operation. Now home to the National College of Art and Design. A truly stunning façade where pride was to the fore with everything the famous Powers family touched. A rich steeped story told on our visit We take in the trading and market history of the Liberties with a stroll through Francis Street for our first pub stop, The Liberty Belle.. One of the last remaining true local bars of the Dublin 8 area. Here you will sample your first whiskey of the day and do your best at pouring your own Guinness! The great distillery workers of Dublin in the 1800's chose their watering holes very well and our next stop is a true step back in time. John Fallons or as its known the Capstan bar. One famed whiskey brand dominates the décor very subtly and its here we will have another tipple of whiskey along with their signature dish, one made famous by the Dublin working class.. The ham and cheese toastie. The very best one in the city! From here we stroll through the beautiful St. Patricks park where the centre piece is the Cathedral. It seems not many things in this city escaped a connection with alcohol and St Patrick's cathedral is no different A quick stop to admire its beauty and stature and then to the last stop. The Swan Bar. Licensed since 1661, this is one of the remaining 16 Victorian era pubs of Dublin where the beauty of its interior is something to behold. The chances are the guy getting your beer ready is the owner, this is a true local haunt where it really feels like you're a regular. Your beer will be best enjoyed in "The Snug". The Snug in has been a central part of Irish pub culture for a very long time, sip your drink, learn its history and hear about the wonderful colourful history of this this iconic pub. The table at The Swan will be yours to enjoy if you decide to stay and enjoy the afternoon