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Ulster whiskey

Ulster holds a storied place in Irish distilling history, anchored on the Antrim coast by Bushmills, known for triple-distilled single malt matured in bourbon, oloroso sherry and fortified wine casks.

The province has expanded with new distilling ventures across Northern Ireland, including Hinch in County Down, Killowen in the Mourne Mountains crafting small-batch pot still whiskey and peated spirit, and single malts such as The Sexton.

  • 15 bottles in stock
  • 2 distilleries
  • From £24.00, median £51.57
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Questions

What is the cheapest Ulster whiskey?
The cheapest Ulster whiskey is Proper No. Twelve (12) (40% ABV, 70cl), at £24.00 from The Whisky Shop. That is £28.99 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Bushmills Original Irish Whiskey (£25.00) and The Sexton (£28.00).
How much does Ulster whiskey cost?
Ulster whiskey costs from £24.00 to £1,784.95, with a median of £51.57 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Bushmills Single Malt Rare Irish 30 year old Whiskey.
What is the oldest Ulster whiskey you can buy?
Bushmills Single Malt Rare Irish 30 year old Whiskey, at 30 years old, from £1,784.95.
What is Ulster's distilling history?
Ulster is home to the Old Bushmills Distillery in County Antrim, which dates its heritage to a 1608 licence to distil granted for the area; the distillery itself was registered in 1784. In recent years the province has seen a wave of artisan newcomers, including Hinch on the Ballynahinch estate and Killowen in the Mourne Mountains.
Which distilleries are in Ulster?
Active producers include Bushmills in County Antrim, alongside Hinch and Killowen in County Down.