Description
One of the original Irish whiskey giants, Old Comber Whiskey was founded in 1825 and produced at the Comber Distilleries, which were located just ten miles from where The Echlinville Distillery now stands.
Comber Distilleries fell silent in 1953 and Old Comber joined the list of Ireland’s lost whiskeys. Its decline was lamented by whiskey enthusiasts around the world. In testament to Echlinvilles pledge to put County Down back on the world whiskey map, they have revived Old Comber Whiskey with a commitment to stay true to the brand’s proud heritage, in particular its pursuit of traditional methods of whiskey making, its links to County Down’s rich farmland and its famous Port and Sherry cask finishes.
Spaces are limited, so early booking is strongly recommended.
Event Details:
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📅 Date: Thursday, 17th September
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🕢 Time: 7:30pm
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📍 Location: Peggy’s Whiskey Parlour, Mother Macs Public House
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🎟 Access: Exclusive to Whiskey Society Members
Spaces are limited—early arrival is recommended.
