I find myself grappling with how to open this article, especially since many of my previous pieces commence with the… Read more WD O’Connell Irish Whiskey: A Taste of Tradition and Craftsmanship

I find myself grappling with how to open this article, especially since many of my previous pieces commence with the… Read more WD O’Connell Irish Whiskey: A Taste of Tradition and Craftsmanship
It’s as if time flies by in a blur, with new whiskies being released without a moment’s respite, with Ireland… Read more Dunville’s Dead Island Whiskey
Two Stacks, a renowned staple of the Water of Life, has given an intriguing name to one of their most… Read more Two Stacks Smoke and Mirrors: Imperial Coffee Finish
The whiskey making industry has been abuzz with speculation about the next ground-breaking innovation (no terroir pun intended…). From tinkering… Read more Beauty and the Yeast – Killowen Triail Fermentation: Experimentation Frustration? Or Innovation Continuation?
The marriage of Pedro Ximénez finishes with Dunville’s Irish whiskey is truly heavenly. This is not a new concept for… Read more Dunville’s 10-Year-Old Cask Strength Cask 1795
Palo Cortado, the rarest form of sherry, said to have the richness of oloroso and some of the crispness of… Read more Palo Cortado, an Absorbing Accident
Is there anything poitín can’t do right now? We’ve covered it extensively on the Water of Life in the past,… Read more Killowen and Blackwater’s A Dó Poitín
Emblazoned on the Sailor’s Home website is quite a famous quote from Eleanor Roosevelt, “the purpose of life, after all,… Read more Sailors Home- Journey
Disclosure: As stated, the bottle that informed this article was provided to the Water of Life team by Killowen free… Read more Killowen Belgrove Oat Whiskey with a Rum & Raisin Finish
Last week, Mike and I got the opportunity to interview Michael O’Boyle of Baoilleach distillery for the Water of Life.… Read more Chat with Michael O’Boyle of Baoilleach Distillery, Donegal