IRISH SPIRIT MEETS BROOKLYN CRAFT
limited bottles DROPPING 03.02
Save the date for our annual Irish-inspired drop - a nod to the city’s roots and a taste of living history, distilled in Brooklyn
The Irish Legacy in New York City
Brooklyn’s streets once echoed with the craft of Irish distillers - bold, clever, and famously defiant. Their whiskey traditions shaped the spirit of New York City, leaving a legacy that still inspires us today.
Released every year in limited quantities, our Irish homage whiskey honors that heritage: triple-distilled in a single pot still, using a blend of malted and unmalted barley and aged four years in our used bourbon barrels. The result? A pour that's rich, smooth, and unapologetically Irish in spirit.
We're also running a special St Patrick's Day Tour + Tasting on Tuesday 17th March, where we will explore the story of Irish whiskey from its 6th-century monastic origins to its lasting imprint on American distilling. You can read more about it below, or book your spot here.
SAVE THE DATE
Don't miss the drop - get notified 30 minutes before the release by adding the event to your calendar below.
ST PATRICK'S DAY TOUR
TUESDAY MARCH 17TH, 7pm
Join us for a limited-edition tour tracing the deep ties between Irish and American distilling.
From the origins of Irish whiskey to the rise of New York as a distilling powerhouse, discover how Irish craft shaped the spirits we drink today - and how we’re carrying that legacy forward.
Your experience will conclude with a curated tasting flight of Poitín (our Irish-style Moonshine), Irish Homage Whiskey, Empire Rye, and Barrel Strength Empire Rye - alongside the opportunity to take home a bottle of our limited release Irish-style whiskey from the distillery.
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Visit Us
Paymaster building 𝔠.1899
Join us for an in-depth tour of our distillery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Walk through the distillation floor, learn more about barrel-aging, and get to try some of our innovative whiskeys.
The Gatehouses 𝔠.1896
Located in the historic 1896 entrance to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Open for flights, pours, cocktails, and New York wine and beer 7 days a week. Retail bottles can also be purchased for offsite consumption.
