Dr Fionnán O'Connor is the leading Irish whiskey historian at the forefront of uncovering the history of Irish whiskey & the lost mashbills of distillery's throughout Ireland. He is also the author of A Glass Apart, along with an upcoming book in 2027. This has been one of my favourite chats so far! Listen in on our thoughts on the upcoming amendment to the Irish whiskey technical file.

This episode I have the pleasure of chatting to Joanne Kangley, the founder of Livianna Irish whiskey. We chat through her journey into whiskey, life & new chapters.

Killian is an exceptional cooper with a vast knowledge of all things whiskey & wood! Opening his own family Cooperage O'Mahony craft cooperage. Tune in to listen and learn from one of the best in the industry

Oisin Davis 🥃🎙️

This week's episode is with Oisin Davis, the Co-Host of the Beár Bia podcast, a food/drink writer & owner of Great Irish Beverages. He is currently writing an Irish whiskey cookbook & he joins me on this Thursdays episode to talk all about it.

This weeks episode I had the pleasure of chatting with one of Irish whiskeys biggest advocates. We talked briefly about his journey into whiskey, his projects & experience. It was one of my favourite chats so far!

This weeks chat with Brian Collins takes us through his journey in the industry, highlights, opportunities & even cook books.

Back this week with part 2 of my chat with Dean Fitzgerald. Continuing on with what whiskeys he would recommend, Guinness or beamish & more.

Episode #2 with Dean Fitzgerald aka thewhiskeyappreciationsociety. Dean has a vast knowledge of whiskey & is a massive advocate of Irish spirits. Tune in for our chat 🥃🥃

Part 2 of the Debut Episode with Oisin Mulcahy, hope you enjoyed part one & will follow on.

Debut episode with Oisin Mulcahy who has nearly a decade of experience in the whiskey industry. Recently moved on from Clonakilty distillery from his role as their head distiller/blender. Oisin is launching a new course called the ACCORD method & he shared the details with me.