The first rule of the Kult: You do not talk about the Kult. The second rule of the Kult: You… Read more Killowen Kult Cask- Legendary Status?
The first rule of the Kult: You do not talk about the Kult. The second rule of the Kult: You… Read more Killowen Kult Cask- Legendary Status?
The release of the first two Killowen Barántiúl unleashed a bow wave of subsequent Barántúil releases, not that I’m complaining,… Read more Killowen Barántúil Quartet
Recently, I posited that the production of Poitín had experienced a slowdown since Brendan of Killowen declared 2022 as the… Read more The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Poitín?
Festival season remains to be upon us, and whilst all such whiskey defined events are over, Poitín Now, will celebrate… Read more A Killowen Trilogy
Jonathon’s meticulous review of the Gold Spot last year highlighted the various factors that influence whiskey, including maturation. While it… Read more Acacia Wood: Does it Really Make a Difference?
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?
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
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
They say that anniversaries come around at a break-neck speed, but it’s almost like the opposite is true for Irish… Read more Killowen make Irish Whiskey history with the release of Cask 001 and 002
It’s no secret we’re big fans of Killowen here at The Water of Life. With the news that they would… Read more Killowen Bonded International Series – Belgrove Oat & Belgrove Rye 3 Year-old Whiskeys from Tasmania