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Hinch Distillery | Hinch Whiskey Tour, Irish Whiskey & Irish Gin | Episode 2 | Northern Ireland

Hinch Distillery | Hinch Whiskey Tour, Irish Whiskey & Irish Gin | Episode 2 | Northern Ireland https://amazingfoodanddrink.com/ Join us on our journey at the Hinch Distillery in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. We get a whiskey tour and a glimpse at how whiskey and gin are made! If interested in Irish Whiskey or Irish Gin - then you should check out this incredible distillery in Northern Ireland - now selling around the world. If visiting Ireland or Northern Ireland, do visit the actual site and take part in one of the wonderful tours. To quote Hinch - "At the Hinch, (taken from Ballynahinch, meaning ‘town of the island’ in Gaelic) and set amongst County Down’s rolling green drumlin hills, we have created a distillery that has aspirations well beyond 'the ordinary', ambitions to be creative well beyond 'the easily achieved'. County Down has a strong distilling history and from the late 18th to the early 20th century was home to seven Irish Whiskey producing distilleries. We are intensely proud to be part of the continuing story of County Down with the creation of the Hinch Distillery. We are inspired by the distilling traditions and skills exchanged over the centuries during the ebb and flow of Gaelic peoples across the Irish Sea. Informed by the past but looking to the future we are creating Irish whiskeys that are reassuringly smooth yet very distinctively richer and bolder in character. Our grain to glass distillery has been custom built to produce a very particular styles of Irish Single Malt Whiskey. We use water from the Mourne Mountains, traditional Irish mashing processes and are of course honoured to be part of a proud Irish history of triple distillation. Our whiskey Mash House contains not one but two mashing vessels, allowing us to maximize our flavour profiles." ------ Be sure to like and subscribe if you enjoy the video. We'd also love to hear your thoughts in the comments!