on 13 September, 2012
William Grant is doing a job on Tullamore Dew, the Irish whiskey brand it bought a couple of years ago from C&C, owners of the Magners cider brand.
Brands Report 2022: Irish whiskey
05 January, 2022
If you had to bet your house on one brand topping a list, it would probably be Jameson in the Irish whiskey category.
William Grant & Sons further invests in Tullamore Dew
31 October, 2017
William Grant & Sons has made a significant investment in its Irish whiskey brand, Tullamore Dew.
Giant steps: Irish whiskey
12 June, 2015
The world has suddenly woken up to Irish whiskey – but how is the sector going to meet the phenomenal demand? Gavin D Smith reports
Irish whiskey: Sky's the limit
21 November, 2014
Irish whiskey is really pushing forward as a spirits category. With the world’s thirst for whisk(e)y, the sky appears to be the limit. Christian Davis reports.
Tullamore’s spirits safe is installed
26 August, 2014
William Grant & Sons has reported the installation of the custom-made spirit safe at what will become the new distillery for Tullamore Dew, its Irish whiskey brand.
Tullamore Dew: still life
13 March, 2014
William Grant & Sons has announced that four hand crafted copper stills have been delivered to its Tullamore Dew site in County Offaly, in the Irish midlands approximately 100km west of Dublin.
Dron leaves William Grant
28 May, 2013
William Grant & Sons has announced that Gordon Dron, its managing director for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) has decided to leave the company.
St Patrick's Day Preview
15 March, 2013
St Patrick’s Day (Sunday March 17) affords a great opportunity for some of Ireland’s biggest exports. Lucy Britner rounds up the action in Drinks International's St Patrick’s Day Preview.
Irish whiskey
14 August, 2012
With Irish whiskey proving a global smash, Hamish Smith looks into the growth plans of the big four players
William Grant plans €35m Tullamore Dew homecoming
28 March, 2012
William Grant & Sons has announced a €35m plan to take the production of Tullamore Dew back to its former home in Tullamore.
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