St Patrick's Day Gins

St Patrick's Day is an ideal opportunity to celebrate and share some of Ireland's finest distilleries, gins and tonics! With pubs and bars being closed this year, it's a slightly different St Patrick's Day to normal, so we have provided links to retailers so that you can enjoy some Irish gins and tonics at home instead!

Wild Atlantic Irish Gin

Wild Atlantic Irish Gin was launched in 2019 by Wild Atlantic Distillery, the first distillery to produce both gin and whisky in Country Tyrone, Northern Ireland. The distillery is located 15 miles from the famous Wild Atlantic Way, along which the seaweed used in the gin is collected.

• Read our Review (and discover the story behind the porcupine on the bottle!)​
• Buy online via Wild Atlantic Distillery

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Symphonia Gin

Symphonia No.1 Dry Gin was the first spirit produced by The Woodlab Distillery in Country Tyrone, launched by Ulrich Dyer in 2016. Ric has a PhD in Organic Chemistry and worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 30 years before deciding to combine his knowledge of science with his passion for food and drink.

• Buy online via Master of Malt or Amazon

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Jackford Irish Potato Gin

Jackford Irish Potato Gin uses a base spirit produced with Wexford potatoes grown at the Stafford family farm in Enniscorthy in South East Ireland. The gin features botanicals including basil, rosemary, orange, bitter orange, strawberry and gooseberry.

• Read our Review
• Buy online via Amazon or Master of Malt

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Sixling Gin

Sixling Gin was launched in 2018 by Irish husband and wife team Tom and Nicola Grills. The gin is distilled at Great Northern Distillery in Ireland and features Cloudberries which give a delicate, subtly sweet and bramble-link quality when distilled.

• Read our Review (and find out where the name comes from!)
• Buy online via Amazon or Celtic Whiskey Shop

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Poacher's Tonic Waters

The Poacher's range of mixers was founded in 2017 by Irishman Brendan Colbert. The inspiration was found in a centuries old spring at Brendan's family farm in County Wexford. The spring is known as Toberafinn - The Well of Finn - named after the legendary Irish warrior and hunter who was called upon by kings in times of war for his wisdom and counsel.

• Read our Review

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For More Irish Gins...

You can head over to our 'Gins by Country' page to discover more gins from Ireland and countries all over the world, including the following from Ireland:

• ​​Bertha's Revenge Gin
• Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin​
• Echlinville Gin
• Listoke 1777 Gin (The Gin Guide Awards Winner 2018​​​​)
• Upperhand Gin

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