Glendalough Pot Still Virgin Irish Oak

What sets Glendalough Distillery apart and makes it truly unique is its profound connection to nature and its celebration of Ireland's ancient whiskey heritage. The distillery's name translates to "Valley of Two Lakes," paying homage to its stunning surroundings. Glendalough's approach to whiskey-making is rooted in the traditions of the region's early monastic distillers, echoing their respect for nature and craftsmanship. The distillery's use of indigenous botanicals, such as wildflowers and berries, in its innovative seasonal gin expressions adds an element of local terroir to its spirits. Glendalough's core whiskey range, often matured in a variety of cask types, reflects the diversity and harmony of the Glendalough Valley. The distillery's commitment to sustainability, community involvement, and its embrace of ancient traditions showcases its dedication to preserving Ireland's whiskey legacy while charting a new course of innovation. Glendalough Distillery stands as a testament to the enduring bond between Irish whiskey and the breathtaking landscapes that have inspired it for centuries.