Waterford Distillery Visit | Meet the Waterford Distillery

[@עידוטרייבטש]

What an interesting distillery with an amazing products. Love that style of videos as well. Cheers🥃

[@paulm749]

Very interesting distillery. I usually think of good whisky as a sort of craft-industrial beverage, but Waterford seems to be advancing the idea that whisky can also be regarded as an agricultural product. I'll be looking for this brand.

[@TheMaltWhiskyBoy]

Great video, i have the Bannow Island 1.1 and i really look forward too get the Gaïa or Luna edition. Thanks you Ben 🇨🇵

[@flamgor1]

This is a great video, awesome job Mr Ben!

[@michaelwright2079]

Really cool to see some experimentation, I'll be keen to try some if I can get my hands on them in a few years. Really appreciated the detailed discussion and a bit of focus put on a part of the industry and process that doesn't always get as much attention.

[@markmacken1]

Brilliant video

[@VinegarAndSaltedFries]

What do the different color Label’s mean on the single farm origin’s. I’ve had ones that are Green ones that are dark blue, Light blue, Yellow etc. The dark blue one was a costal farm, and the light blue was near a fresh water lake and I’m wondering if each label color has a meaning of type of biome/ area where the farm is located in Ireland. Awesome whisky…and awesome video. Keep up the great work.

[@carloslozada470]

Hello Ireland

[@orgelssecondrule9221]

whole meal brown bread. whiskey was never meant to be triangular