DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked whiskey distillery tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Guided Jameson Bow Street tour in Dublin with a comparative tasting of three whiskeys, plus a JJ Bar cocktail and optional bottle upgrade.
Most Popular“Interesting and funny tour inside Jameson history with final tasting which was really worth it!”
A 45-minute Jameson Bow St. tour with guided stories, three learning rooms, comparative tastings, and a free pour at JJ’s Bar.
“Our guide mark (hope that's right) was extremely passionate about the tour and the product would recommend 100%”
Skip the lines for Jameson and Guinness with guided tastings, a Gravity Bar pint, and a guided walk through historic Dublin.
“Brilliant tour highly recommended”
Tour a working Teeling distillery in Dublin, learn Irish whiskey history, then choose a guided tasting that fits your level in about an hour.
“Was a great experience, it took approx 1 hour and the guide we had was super knowledgeable, it is also a stop on the city sightseeing hop in hop off bus making it easy to get to”
Roe & Co in Dublin 8: small-group blending or flavors workshop, whiskey cocktail making, and a signature serve in the Power House Bar.
“This was such a good tour and honestly well worth it! The tour is informative but so engaging, I especially loved the cocktail making class and our tour guide Andrew was very good!”
A one-hour Irish Whiskey Museum tour in Dublin with a guided story and a tutored tasting of 3 classic or 4 premium whiskeys.
“I thought that tour was great, the tour guide was so funny!!”
Teeling Whiskey Distillery tour in Dublin’s Liberties: see a working city distillery, learn its story, then taste award-winning whiskey.
“Interesting history. Entertaining guide. Good tasting experience”
Skip the lines for Guinness and Jameson in Dublin. Enjoy whiskey tasting, a pint, and great city views in 4 hours.
“Richard was an excellent and informative guide. His knowledge exceptional and willingness to advise and help was outstanding. The tour was great. Jamesons was very interesting but Guinness was a stand out highlight without a doubt.”
Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum blending class: tour the whiskey story, taste four styles, craft your own mix, take home a bottle.
“My guide was So nice and informative the whiskey”
Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum blends history with hands-on fun: a guided tour, four tastings with a master blender, and your own mini bottle.
“We had a good time and we were surprised at the historical details and the value that we felt we received during the tour and tasting.”
Tour Jameson’s Bow St. distillery in Dublin with free tastings and options like secret tasting, black barrel blending, or whisky cocktail making.
“It was an excellent example of extremely fine whiskey... plus chocolate pairing. Pricey but worth it!”
Taste Irish whiskey and gin in Pearse Lyons’ restored church in Dublin’s Liberties, with a guided, small-group tasting for $25.
“The tour was very informative. The guide was well informed and offered good guidance for tasting the whiskeys. The distillery in the restored church was beautiful.”
Learn the legends and technique behind Irish coffee at Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, then craft and enjoy your own in 45 minutes.
“Briain was incredible. He was funny, knowledgeable and made everyone feel welcome and excited to be there. Highly recommend his tour!”
Dublin in a Day packs Book of Kells first access, Teeling whiskey tastings, and Guinness pint views into one smart 7.5-hour walk.
“Very good summary of Ireland's history and how it affects life today on the Island, would definitely use this guide again”
Dublin day trip to Dunluce Castle, Giant’s Causeway and Dark Hedges, plus Titanic Distillers whiskey tasting in Belfast.
“10/10 recommend! Our tour guide May was so personable and welcoming. We had plenty of time at each stop, even had enough time for the hike to the Giant's Causeway, followed by a quick pint at The Nook. Enjoyed all the quick stops along the way.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
