Kirwan’s Whiskey Flights
Caribbean Cruise - $25
Balvenie 14 yr Caribbean Cask
Angel’s Envy Rye Caribbean Cask
Tullamore Dew Caribbean Cask
Here at Kirwan’s, we are passionate about Whiskey, so much so that we have created our very own Whiskey Guide. A dedicated menu that offers a varied and wide selection of the finest whiskey from Ireland, Scotland, America, and the world.
All you need to do is make your choice, sit back, and enjoy! We will continuously be updating our menu with new whiskeys, so be sure to come back and see what’s new.
If whiskey tasting is a relatively new experience for you, try one of our carefully selected whiskey flights!
Our flights showcase some of our favorite whiskey distillers in the world and have been chosen to give great whiskey tasting experiences.
Spot of Green - $40
Green Spot
Green Spot Château Léoville Barton
Green Spot Château Monetelena
The Robin - $70
Redbreast 12 yr
Redbreast 18 yr
Redbreast 21 yr
Mark’s “One For The Road” - $100
Red Spot
Redbreast Tawny Port Cask
Middleton Barry Crockett
The Celtic Tiger - $240
Van Winkle 13 yr Rye
Redbreast 27 yr
Macallan 18 yr
Irish Whiskey
Single Malt Irish Whiskey
Single Malt Whiskey is a type of whiskey that is made from malted barley and distilled by a single distillery using a traditional copper pot still. Ireland is known for producing a variety of single malts, which are often characterized by their clean and delicate flavors.
Whiskeys: Bushmills 12yr, 16yr, & 21yr, Connemara, Knappogue Castle, & The Sexton
Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey
Single pot still whiskey is a distinctive type of whiskey that is exclusively produced in Ireland. It is crafted using a combination of malted barley and unmalted ‘green’ barley, utilizing a traditional copper pot still. This method of production sets it apart from other types of whiskey, making it unique to Ireland.
Whiskeys: Drumshambo, Powers Three Swallows, Powers John Lane 12 yr, Spots Whiskeys, Irishman’s, Midleton Very Rare, Redbreast Whiskeys, & Writers’ Tears
Blended Irish Whiskey
Blended whiskey is a combination of different styles, namely pot still, single malt, and single grain. The most common blend consists of a significant amount of column still grain whiskey, along with a smaller proportion of either single malt or single pot still whiskey.
Whiskeys: Bushmills Original & Black Bush, Dubliner, Jameson
Whiskeys, Kilbeggan, Paddys, Powers Gold Label, Roe & Co, Slane, Teeling Small Batch, & Tullamore Dew Whiskeys
Old Bushmills Distillery, Co. Antrim
Bushmills Original
Bushmills Blackbush
Bushmills Redbush
Bushmills 10 yr
Bushmills 12 yr
Bushmills 16 yr
Bushmills 21 yr
Cooley Distillery, Co. Louth
Quiet Man 8 yr
Quiet Man Traditional
Connemara Single Malt
Connemara 12 yr
Tyrconnell 10 yr Sherry Cask
Tyrconnell Single Malt
Dublin Liberties Distillery, Co. Dublin The Dubliner Bourbon Cask
Flying Tumbler Distillery, Co. Carlow
Glendalough Distillery, Co. Wicklow
Glendalough Double Barrel
Glendalough Pot Still
Glendalough 7 yr Mizunara Cask
Kilbeggan Distillery, Co. Westmeath
Kilbeggan 18 yr
Kinahan Distillery, Co. Dublin
Kinahan’s Small Batch
Kinahan’s Small Batch 10 yr
Kinsale Spirit Distillery, Co. Cork
Great Earl Single Grain
Spanish Earl Single Malt
Red Earl
Wild Atlantic IPA
Wild Atlantic Rechar
Midleton Distillery, Co. Cork
Blue Spot
Green Spot
Green Spot Chateau-Leoville Green Spot
Red Spot Yellow Spot
Jameson Original
Jameson Black Barrel
Jameson Caskmates IPA
Jameson Caskmates Stout
Jameson Orange
Jameson 18 yr
Knappogue Castle 12 yr
Knappogue Castle 14 yr
Knappogue Castle 16 yr
Knappogue Castle 21 yr
Midleton
Midleton Very Rare Dair Gaelach
Midleton Very Rare 2023
Powers Gold
Powers John Lane 12 yr
Powers Rye
Redbreast 12 yr
Redbreast 12 yr Cask Strength
Redbreast 15 yr
Redbreast 18 yr
Redbreast 21 yr
Redbreast 27 yr
Redbreast Lustau
Redbreast PX Sherry Cask
Redbreast Tawny Port
Redbreast Kentucky Oak
Redbreast Missouri Oak
Roe & Co Distillery, Co. Dublin
Roe & Co
Slane Distillery, Co. Meath
Slane Triple Casked
Teeling Distillery, Co. Dublin
Teeling Blackpitts
Teeling Pot Still
Teeling Small Batch
Teeling Single Grain
Teeling Single Malt
The Shed Distillery, Co. Leitrim
Drumshanbo Pot Still
Drumshanbo Marsala Cask
Tullamore Distillery, Co. Carlow
Tullamore Dew
Tullamore Dew 12 yr
Tullamore Dew 18 yr
Tullamore Dew Cider Cask
Tullamore Dew Honey
Tullamore Dew Rum Cask
Walsh Distillery, Co. Carlow
Irishman’s Founders Reserve
Harvest
Writers’ Tears Copper Pot
Speyside Scotch
Speyside Scotch is renowned for its smooth, elegant, and often fruity character, making it a favorite among whisky enthusiasts worldwide. Situated in the northeast of Scotland, the Speyside region is home to the highest concentration of distilleries in the country, including some of the most well-known names in the industry.
Scotches: Aberlour, Balvenie, Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, & Macallan
Speyside
Abelour 12 yr
Abelour 18 yr
Abelour Abu’nadh
Balvenie 12 yr Year Double Cask
Balvenie 14 yr Caribbean
Balvenie 16 yr French Oak
Balvenie 21 yr Port
Benriach 10 yr
Benriach 12 yr
Highland Scotch hails from one of the largest and most diverse regions in Scotland, encompassing a vast geographic area that includes rugged mountains, rolling hills, and coastal regions. Highland whiskies are known for their wide-ranging flavor profiles, which can vary from light and floral to rich and robust.
Scotches: Glenmorangie, Highland Park, & Oban
Lowland Scotch
Lowland Scotch originates from the southernmost region of Scotland, characterized by its gentle, light, and approachable style. The Lowlands are known for their fertile farmlands, gentle rolling hills, and meandering rivers, which contribute to the region’s distinct scotch profile.
Scotches: Ardbeg & Glenkinchie
Islay Scotch Highland Scotch
Islay Scotch refers to scotch produced on the Isle of Islay, which is located off the west coast of Scotland. Islay scotches are renowned for their distinctive and often robust flavors, characterized by peat smoke, maritime influences, and a rich complexity.
Scotches: Bunnahabhain, Caol Ila, Lagavulin, & Laphraoig
Benriach Smoky 10 yr
Benriach Smoky 12 yr
Benromach Organic
Glendronach 12 yr
Glendronach 15yr
Glenfiddich 12 yr
Glenfiddich 14 yr
Glenfiddich 15 yr
Glenfiddich 18 yr
Glenfiddich 19 yr
Glenfiddich 21 yr
Glenfiddich Fire and Cane
Glenfiddich IPA
Glenfiddich Project XXX
Glenlivet 12 yr
Glenlivet 15 yr
Glenlivet 18 yr
Glenlivet Caribbean
Glenrothes Sherry
Macallan 12 yr Double Cask
Macallan 12 yr Sherry
Macallan 15 yr
Macallan 18 yr
Speyburn 10 yr
Speyburn Bradan Orach
Lowland
Auchentoshan 12 yr
Glenkinchie 12 yr
Highland
Dalmore 12 yr
Dalmore 15 yr
Dalmore 18 yr
Dalmore Cigar Malt
Deanston 12 yr
Deanston 14yr
Islay
Ardbeg Wee Beastie 5 yr
Ardbeg 10 yr
Bruichladdich Barley
Bruichladdich Classic Laddie
Bunnahabhain 12 yr
Caol Ila 12 yr
Isle of Jura 10 yr
Lagavulin 16 yr
Laphroaig 10 yr
Campbeltown
Glen Scotia Double Cask
Glenglassaugh Blended
Glenmorangie
Highland Park 12 yr
Highland Park 15 yr Fire
Highland Park 18 yr
Highland Park Dark Origins
Highland Park Magnus
Highland Park Valkyrie
Loch Lomond 12 yr
Oban 14 yr
Old Pulteney 12 yr
Old Pulteney Navigator
Talisker 10 yr
Talisker 18 yr
Tomatin 12 yr
Chivas Regal
Dewar’s
Johnnie Walker Black
Johnnie Walker Blue
Johnnie Walker Green
Johnnie Walker High Rye
Johnnie Walker Red
Monkey Shoulder
Brown Foreman Distillery, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Bourbon vs. Tennessee Whiskey
Both Kentucky bourbon and Tennessee whiskey are primarily made from a mash bill that includes at least 51% corn, along with other grains such as rye, barley, or wheat. Tennessee whiskey, however, typically undergoes an extra step known as the Lincoln County Process, where the distilled spirit is filtered through charcoal before aging. This charcoal mellowing process is not required for bourbon.
Tennessee whiskey, as mentioned, undergoes the Lincoln County Process, which involves filtering the whiskey through charcoal before aging. This process is believed to impart smoothness and remove impurities. Kentucky bourbon does not typically undergo charcoal mellowing, although some distilleries may choose to use this method as part of their production process.
While both Kentucky bourbon and Tennessee whiskey share some common flavor characteristics such as caramel, vanilla, and oak notes, the charcoal mellowing process used in Tennessee whiskey may impart a slightly different flavor profile, often described as smoother and with hints of charcoal or smokiness.
Rye
Rye whiskey is made primarily from a mash bill containing at least 51% rye grain, giving it a spicier and more robust flavor profile compared to bourbon. Rye whiskey may feature notes of pepper, cinnamon, dill, and sometimes a hint of fruitiness. It tends to have a dry and slightly bitter finish. Rye whiskey has historical significance in the United States and was a popular choice among early American settlers.
Buffalo Trace Distillery, Frankfort, KY
Trace
Straight From the Barrel
Colonel E.H. Taylor Small Batch
Weller’s 12 yr
Weller’s Antique 107
Weller’s C.Y.P.B.
Weller’s Full Proof
Jack
Jack
Tuthilltown Distillery, Hudson Valley, NY
Westland Distillery, Seattle, WA
Westland Single Malt
Westland Single Malt Colore
Westland Single Malt Garryana
Westland Single Malt Peated
Westland Single Malt Sherry
Westland Single Malt Solum
Whistle Pig Farm Distillery, Shoreham, VT
Wild Turkey Distilling Co., Lawrenceburg, KY
Woodford Reserve Distillery, Versailles, KY
Woodford Double Oak
Reserve Rye
Woodinville Whiskey Co. Woodinville, WA
Bourbon
Moscatel
Port Finish
Canadian
Canadian whiskey is a type of whiskey that is known for its smoothness, light flavor profile, and versatility. In Canada, there are regulations governing the production of whiskey. For a spirit to be labeled as Canadian whiskey, it must be produced and aged in Canada, distilled to no more than 90% alcohol by volume, and bottled at a minimum of 40% alcohol by volume.
Japanese
Japanese whiskey is a style of whiskey that has gained international acclaim for its exceptional quality, craftsmanship, and unique flavor profiles. Japanese whiskey has its roots in Scotch whisky, as Japanese distillers often learned their craft from Scottish experts and adopted similar production methods. However, Japanese whiskey has evolved to develop its own distinct identity and style.
Canadian Club
Crown Royal
Crown Royal Apple
Harmony
Nikka Coffey Grain
Nikka Days
Nikka from the Barrel
Suntory Toki Seagrams 7 Yamazaki 12 yr Seagrams VO Japanese
Yamazaki Distiller’s Reserve