Spirits bound by Alchemy and Artistry Rebel City is a boutique distillery at the vanguard of a new wave of craftsmanship. A new industry which is finding home and breathing new life into long abandoned factory building in Cork’s historic Docklands. Taking the legacy of the old Ford Building and transforming it for a global Ireland of the twenty first Read more…
Irish Gin with a Dublin Accent Ireland’s finest London Dry Gin handcrafted in premium distilled small batch. Amazing 12 gold medals include Best Dublin, Best Irish and Best European. Our recipe was conceived by two friends who decided Dublin needed a hometown gin. And rightly so! We set to work on our grand venture. After much time, sweat, and Read more…
WHO WE ARE Our personal journey together began in year 2000. From the beginning we have been sharing our passions for highest standards of quality in all aspects of our lives. Enjoying tea of the highest quality has been very important part of our everyday life. To mark 20th anniversary of our wonderful life journey and determined pursue of nature’s Read more…
In 1991 John and Mary Mackey acquired Mahers Coffee from Dick Maher. At this time the business was purely retail, selling quality beans and ground coffee to its customers in Cork. In 1993 they expanded the business establishing the wholesale division supplying restaurants and cafes with their coffee. Due to the exceptional quality of their beans and the personal Read more…
The Distillery The Dingle Whiskey Distillery was crafted and conceived by three independent spirits: Oliver Hughes; Liam LaHart and Peter Mosley. Oliver, Liam and Peter are the people behind Porterhouse Brewing Company; one of the pioneers of craft brewing in Ireland in 1996. Craft beer in Ireland in the mid-1990s was not appealing to the masses. The idea was radical Read more…
WHAT’S THE STORY? Step back to the 1800’s, the vintage Singer machines and traditional shoe making materials in the window of our first busy little coffee shop would have been making shoes on the same spot. The sewing machines and wooden lasts in the window were donated by the nearby Tara Leather, the last of a row of cobblers Read more…
