Irish whiskey glasses on a dark pub bar in Cork

Cork Whiskey Walk — Guided Tasting Tour

Cork, Ireland

Food DrinksHistoryWalking

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Duration4 hrs

EffortModerate

BudgetMid-Range

PriceUSD 64

StyleGuided Tour

Best monthsJan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec

About This Activity

Led by a working distiller, this 4-hour evening tour visits Cork's Georgian pubs, Victorian whiskey bars, and an apothecary wine tavern. Along the way you'll hear tales of rebel Cork characters, Gaelic chieftains, and the craft behind Ireland's unique Single Pot Still whiskey style. Price is approximately €59 per person; book directly at corkwhiskeywalk.ie.

Seasonal note: Runs year-round; check corkwhiskeywalk.ie for specific dates

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