What pairs well with Irish whiskey? Irish whiskey is a little sweeter than other whiskies and as such, pairs well with sharp, crips notes such as ginger and citrus. Irish whiskey is best paired with ginger ale or lemon-lime.

Guinness
Guinness Guinness arguably tops the list of the most famous Irish drinks on the market today. It has been brewed at St. James’s Gate in Dublin since 1759.

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• Jameson Irish Whiskey. Reservebar.
• Teeling Single Grain Irish Whiskey. Teeling Whiskey.
• Bushmills 21 Year Single Malt Irish Whiskey.
• Connemara Peated Single Malt Irish Whiskey.
• Green Spot Irish Whiskey.
• Redbreast 12 Year.
• Yellow Spot Single Pot Still 12 Year Old Irish Whiskey.
• Powers Gold Label.

Water is arguably the best mixer for any whiskey. Simply add a splash of room temperature water to 60 ml of Jameson in a glass and enjoy.

How You Should Drink Jameson Irish Whiskey

1. Straight or on the rocks.
2. Ginger ale (1 part Jameson, 2 parts ginger ale)
3. Cocktails; (Irish Lemonade, Irish Coffee, The Midleton Mule, The Tipperary, Salt & Honey, Iced Coffee, The Grand Stretch, House Hot Whiskey, The Granny Smithfield)

Best Overall: Knappogue Castle 12 Year Single Malt The result is a platonic ideal of an Irish whiskey: incredibly sippable, yet nuanced with layered flavors of apples and cinnamon toast.

Here are six of the best mixers for whiskey:

• Ginger. Ginger is the perfect sidekick for whiskey, as its complexity of flavor ranges from sweet to hot, medicinal and earthy, depending on its context and concentration.
• Sweet Vermouth.
• Soda Water.
• Coca Cola.
• Lemon.
• Amaro.

Ginger Ale or Ginger Beer

• Fill a tall glass with ice.
• Pour 60 ml of Jameson whisky over the ice.
• Top up with ginger ale and stir gently.
• Cut a large lime wedge, lightly squeeze it into the glass and drop the wedge it in.
• Enjoy!

15 Best Drinks In Ireland You Should Try 1. Guinness, the Quintessential Plain Pint 2. Beamish , the Genuine Irish stout 3. Bulmers , the Original Irish Cider 4. Orchard Thieves, Heineken Ireland’s first cider 5. Bushmills , Ireland’s oldest whiskey 6. Jamesons , the world’s third-largest single-distillery whiskey

For a real Manhattan, you need rye whiskey. The harmony between the bitters, the sweet vermouth, and the sharp, musky whiskey rivals even that existing between gin and tonic water. Find the recipe here. A classic New Orleans nightcap with the added combination of cognac and absinthe , it’s smooth yet still packs a punch.

Ireland may be famous for Irish whiskey and Guinness. That’s not all the locals drink, though. You’ll find plenty of popular adult beverages during your trip to Ireland.

The most common non-alcoholic beverage in Ireland is tea, generally served with milk and sugar, but all varieties exist. Lemonade and soft drinks are also very common, as are coffees, milk, and other popular drinks. Ireland offers a number of well-known drinks.