Underrated compared to the other options for whiskey tours. As far as I know, they're not tied to any one company so you will be spared the hard sell on any particular brand. Tour guide and team are all professional and knowledgeable. They were more than happy to answer the more in-depth questions from some in my group.

If you like whisky you should enter here and if you are lucky enough like me to visit the similar in Edinburgh (The Scotch Whisky Experience) you can sing Bingo. Although they give you audio guidance (I did it in Spanish) the truth that you miss a lot. The guide was very funny and in the end you do the tasting, where you learn quite a lot of chaos that I did not know. I did it alone as my family does not drink whiskey, highly recommended

Our first trip to the museum was to take part in the Irish Whiskey masterclass class. We have made similar at home but now understand the need for an oily Whiskey to help the cream float. The following day was the Whiskey tasting tour, that was great too. On both trips we had a great guide called Tiernan, he made the whole event great fun and very enjoyable. I would recommend both.

A last minute addition to our trip to Dublin and so happy we decided to include it. One of the best tours I have ever done. Our tour guide Lydia was so amazing! Thoroughly entertaining and engaging. Her knowledge of the history whiskey in Ireland was beyond impressive.

Fun fact - If you want to taste your way through a huge range of Irish Whiskeys, and have already visited plenty of Distilleries in other countries, or maybe have just come off a good look around Jameson's or Teeling's, you don't need to go on a 23 Euros guided tour of Dublin's Irish Whiskey Museum to do just that! The upstairs Whiskey Bar at the Museum, just across a busy main road from Trinity College, is open to anyone who just walks in off the street, and the knowledgeable Barman will point novices in the right direction, with plenty of helpful and impartial advice. My evening in the congenial surroundings of the McDonnell's Whiskey Bar was not only educational and informative but also entertaining, as free live music was provided on Saturday night, when the bar stays open until 22:30 hours. On the Barman's suggestion I began with the House 15 year-old Single Malt (a snip at EUR 16:50 or GBP 13:70) and moved on to the Connemara 22 y/o. Which is pretty much the last thing that I remember before waking up in my hotel room next morning with a slight headache!