Teeling Spirit of Dublin Poitin

Teeling Small Batch typically retails from €35 to €45. Teeling Single Grain sits between €40 and €50. Teeling Single Malt retails from €50 to €65. Teeling 21 Year Old and older age statement expressions command €150 and above. The Brabazon Bottling limited releases and the Vintage Reserve Collection cask strength expressions carry significant premiums. As the first new distillery to open in Dublin in over 125 years, Teeling's range offers both accessible entry points and serious collector expressions.

Yes. Teeling Whiskey is distilled from malted barley and grain at Teeling Distillery in the Liberties, Dublin. The distillation process removes gluten proteins from the grain derived wash to below detectable levels. Teeling is considered gluten free under current food safety standards. As with all grain distilled spirits, individuals with clinically diagnosed coeliac disease are advised to consult their medical advisor before consuming.

Teeling Whiskey is produced at Teeling Distillery in the Liberties neighbourhood of Dublin city, which opened in 2015 as the first new whiskey distillery in Dublin in over 125 years. The distillery is located on Newmarket Square in the Coombe, the historic heart of Dublin's traditional distilling quarter. Teeling uses three custom built copper pot stills and produces single grain, single malt, and small batch expressions from its Dublin facility.

You can order Teeling Whiskey online here at Celtic Whiskey Shop with nationwide delivery across Ireland and international shipping available. We stock the full Teeling range from Small Batch through to the Vintage Reserve Collection and limited Brabazon Bottings. Prefer to browse in person? Visit us at 27 28 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, open 7 days. Our team will guide you through the full Teeling range and advise on any limited releases.

Teeling Whiskey is owned by the Teeling family, specifically brothers Jack and Stephen Teeling, who founded the company in 2012 following the sale of Cooley Distillery (their father John Teeling's business) to Beam Suntory. The Teeling brothers opened their Dublin distillery in 2015. The company has remained privately and family owned, which is an increasingly significant point of distinction in an Irish whiskey industry where many brands are now owned by large international spirits conglomerates.