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Alltech Craft Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[7]
Cooley Distillery (converted from a potato alcohol plant in 1987, owned by Beam since 2011) – producing Connemara, Michael Collins, Tyrconnell, and others
Dingle Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[8][9]
The Echlinville Distillery (est. 2013) - Distills Dunvilles. First Northern Irish distillery to be granted a distilling license in almost 125 years.[10]
Kilbeggan Distillery (est. 2007, owned by Beam since 2011)
New Midleton Distillery (est. 1975, owned by Pernod Ricard since 1988) – producing Jamesons, Powers, Paddy, Midleton, Redbreast, and others, including the independently sold rarity Green Spot
Old Bushmills Distillery (the oldest licensed distillery in the world, est. 1784, owned by Diageo since 2005) – producing all Old Bushmills, Black Bush, 1608, Bushmills 10-, 12- and 16- and 21-year-old single malts
West Cork Distillers (est. 2008 in Union Hall, Cork)
Tullamore Dew Distillery (opening 2014) - A distillery with an annual capacity of 1.5 million cases per year currently under construction.[11]

Т.е. Только одно старое «Old Bushmills Distillery» о котором я писал.

Вся Ирландия, даже когда все новоделы заработают, не конкурент Islay

Но если вы фанатеете от «ДаблЧизбургер», то я зря стараюсь.

Вот цитата с вики

Alltech Craft Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[7]
Cooley Distillery (converted from a potato alcohol plant in 1987, owned by Beam since 2011) – producing Connemara, Michael Collins, Tyrconnell, and others
Dingle Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[8][9]
The Echlinville Distillery (est. 2013) - Distills Dunvilles. First Northern Irish distillery to be granted a distilling license in almost 125 years.[10]
Kilbeggan Distillery (est. 2007, owned by Beam since 2011)
New Midleton Distillery (est. 1975, owned by Pernod Ricard since 1988) – producing Jamesons, Powers, Paddy, Midleton, Redbreast, and others, including the independently sold rarity Green Spot
Old Bushmills Distillery (the oldest licensed distillery in the world, est. 1784, owned by Diageo since 2005) – producing all Old Bushmills, Black Bush, 1608, Bushmills 10-, 12- and 16- and 21-year-old single malts
West Cork Distillers (est. 2008 in Union Hall, Cork)
Tullamore Dew Distillery (opening 2014) - A distillery with an annual capacity of 1.5 million cases per year currently under construction.[11]

Т.е. Только одно старое «Old Bushmills Distillery» о котором я писал.

Это даже когда заработает не конкурент Islay

Но если вы фанатеете от «ДаблЧизбургер», то я зря стараюсь.

Вот цитата с вики

Alltech Craft Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[7]
Cooley Distillery (converted from a potato alcohol plant in 1987, owned by Beam since 2011) – producing Connemara, Michael Collins, Tyrconnell, and others
Dingle Distillery (est. 2012) – has not yet had time to age its spirits for sale as whiskey[8][9]
The Echlinville Distillery (est. 2013) - Distills Dunvilles. First Northern Irish distillery to be granted a distilling license in almost 125 years.[10]
Kilbeggan Distillery (est. 2007, owned by Beam since 2011)
New Midleton Distillery (est. 1975, owned by Pernod Ricard since 1988) – producing Jamesons, Powers, Paddy, Midleton, Redbreast, and others, including the independently sold rarity Green Spot
Old Bushmills Distillery (the oldest licensed distillery in the world, est. 1784, owned by Diageo since 2005) – producing all Old Bushmills, Black Bush, 1608, Bushmills 10-, 12- and 16- and 21-year-old single malts
West Cork Distillers (est. 2008 in Union Hall, Cork)
Tullamore Dew Distillery (opening 2014) - A distillery with an annual capacity of 1.5 million cases per year currently under construction.[11]

Т.е. Только одно старое «Old Bushmills Distillery» о котором я писал.

Но если вы фанатеете от «ДаблЧизбургер», то я зря стараюсь.