What Is Craft Irish Whiskey?

Craft Irish whiskey has no legal definition. It usually means small-batch, independent and hands-on, made by people you could actually meet. Here's how to spot it.

What Is Irish American Whiskey?

"Irish American whiskey" isn't a real legal category — it's a loose label for whiskey styled after Irish whiskey but made in the US. Here's how to tell the difference.

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What Is Single Malt Irish Whiskey?

Single malt Irish whiskey means one distillery and 100% malted barley — not one cask, and not automatically better. Here's what the label really tells you.

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What Is Premium Irish Whiskey?

Premium Irish whiskey isn't a legal category — it's a price band. Here's what actually makes a bottle premium, and how to spot it on the back label.