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WW Equity House Trading
Company address
Equity House, ,Deerpark Business Park, Dublin Road, Carlow, Carlow
Company details
Channels Supplied:
- Foodservice
- Retail
Established in 1999 by the Walsh family, Writers’ Tears and The Irishman whiskey have been at the forefront of the Irish Whiskey renaissance. Writers’ Tears showcases a unique range of award-winning Single Pot Still focused whiskeys while the Irishman range of super-premium whiskeys champions Irish Single Malt whether in blends or pure Single Malt expressions.
Why Us
Unique Blend of Single Malt and Single Pot Still through our Writers' Tears and Irishman Brands, allowing people to experience Single Pot Still and Single Malt in a new and different way to other whiskies on the market.
Our product range
Writers' Tears Copper Pot
Writers' Tears Distillers Edition
Writer's Tears Double Oak
Writers' Tears Single Pot Still
Writers' Tears Ice Wine Cask
Writers' Tears Japanese Cask
Writers' Tears Marsala Cask
Writers' Tears Tequila Cask
Writers' Tears Cask Strength
Writers' Tears Red Head
The Irishman Harvest
The Irishman Single Malt
The Irishman Caribbean Cask
The Irishman 12 Year Old Single Malt
The Irishman 17 Year Old Single Malt
The Irishman 22 Year Old Single Malt
The Irishman Legacy Single Malt
The Irishman Cask Strength Single Malt
Markets supplied
Our Accreditations
- FDA registered
- Origin Green Verified
Our Awards
Golds - Irish Whiskey Awards 2017
Golds - International Spirits Challenge London
Golds - San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Best Irish Whiskey Brand - New York International Spirits Competition
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Specialists in
The manufacturing of potable alcoholic beverages, including Irish whiskey.
Channels
Foodservice, Manufacturing, Retail
Markets
Asia, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Middle East, North America, Oceania
Specialists in
Exceptional brewing standards and innovation, while refusing to compromise on its standards at the expense of brewing exceptional beer.
Channels
Foodservice, Retail
Markets
Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Middle East
