For over 1,000 years, Ireland’s verdant hills and misty moors have held a secret — and no, we aren’t talking about leprechauns. We are talking about a spirit that is more entwined with the Irish ...

Donegal is Ireland’s most northerly county, where you’ll find spectacular sea cliffs, rugged mountains and secluded beaches. And at the top of this county is Inishowen, Ireland’s largest peninsula.

Dublin, Boston, 16 June 2014 | Glendalough Distillery, Ireland’s first craft distillery announces the state side launch of their Glendalough Poitín. To coincide with the launch party, which is taking ...

Irish moonshine, or poitín, was illegal for 150 years, but now you can try poitín and learn how it's made at the Micil Distillery in Galway, founded by a man from generations of poitín distillers.

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My father-in-law, a thick-brogued Kerryman, was given a small bottle of Bronx-made poitin --Irish moonshine--by a friend and never touched it. He left it sit on the shelf in his Long Island home for ...

A once-bootlegged spirit, poitín has become a symbol of Irish determination, encapsulating heritage and identity – especially on St Patrick's Day. "I got fed up being a barrister, so I thought I'd ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bottles of Irish poitin - Remizov/Shutterstock Ask a sampling of people to name Ireland's national drink, and it's a pretty good ...

After generations of his family spent their lives as outlaws for making the infamous Irish poitín, Pádraic Ó Griallais has finally been able to carry out the family business in the open just under a ...

Belfast rappers Kneecap are teaming up with a distillery in Galway to launch their own Poitin. The west Belfast rap trio have put their name to a spirit created by the west of Ireland-based Micil ...

IRELAND HAS GIVEN us much, in terms of potables. For green-wearing day on March 17, we Americans are blessed with a fine array of themed drinks: Irish whiskey; Irish cream liqueur; black-and-tans for ...