Four Corners of Ireland – Whiskey and Cheese Pairing Evening

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Arguably one of the most iconic drinks associated with Ireland, Irish whiskey is currently undergoing a huge renaissance period both at home and abroad. The Irish Whiskey Museum, the first place to learn about everything Uisce beatha is proud to present a series of Whiskey and Cheese Pairing Events this October as part of ‘Taste the Island’.

Much like the more traditional wine and cheese pairings, Whiskey includes a range of flavour profiles from sweet to smokey that pair so well with the creamy consistency of cheese to create the ultimate palate cleansing experience. The Irish Whiskey Museum has worked closely with four famous whiskey brands from each corner of the island of Ireland (Ulster, Munster, Leinster and Connaught) to pair iconic whiskeys with a complementing cheese from the same region.

Enjoy 4 x 25ml whiskey tastings from Bushmills, Dingle, Glendalough and Connemara and an assortment of four cheeses during a 2-hour interactive experience with one of the Museum’s trained tour guides. Learn about the history of Irish whiskey, how to differentiate your pot stills from your single malts and what flavour profiles suit the distinct flavours of Irish artisan cheese. Each Whiskey & Cheese Pairing evening will include a special guest talk from one of the whiskey distilleries featured in the session.

Perfect for whiskey novices and experts alike, this is a great chance to experience the wide variety of the whiskey and cheese that the entire island of Ireland has to offer.

This event is part of the Dublin Town Food & Drink Festival 14-20 October 2019.

*Please note that is an over-18s only event.

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/four-corners-of-ireland-whiskey-and-cheese-pairing-evening-tickets-71805910411

 

Sean Mitchell

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