Mourne Gullion Strangford is at the heart of independent brewing and distillation in Northern Ireland. Whether you’re a dedicated craft beer lover, or you just have a bit of a sweet tooth, our local producers have something to suit every taste.
With locally sourced ingredients, clean waters, and an inspiring landscape, Mourne Gullion Strangford is the beloved stomping ground for some of the finest modern artisans in Ireland.
Killowen Distillery are on a mission to put Irish spirits back on the map, using traditionally shaped still and worm tub condensation. With a range of whiskeys, gins and Poitín, they combine ancient crafts with modern recipes.
Book a tour with founder, Brendan Carty, and learn the craft that goes into creating some of Ireland’s most exciting spirits.
Established in 1996 in the heart of the Mournes, Whitewater Brewery has come to be a household name across Northern Ireland. With ten different beers brewed and bottled on site, beer lovers will adore a trip to Whitewater.
Take a brewery tour, and learn the process of creating your favourite ales, from raw local ingredients. Each tour includes a tasting session, while afterwards you can head to the onsite taproom for another round.
Experience history and exceptional spirits at one of Ireland's oldest bars, Fearon's, now home to the Mourne Dew Spirit Experience. Immerse yourself in the tales of Irish poitín, whiskey, and gin while savouring generous samples of our award-winning spirits.
Situated on grounds which date back to 565AD, the Rademon Estate Distillery is the home of Shortcross Gin and Whiskey. Today, a modern glass still house sits neatly alongside the original 17th century estate house.
Tour the distillery, or sample locally sourced recipes at a private cocktail tasting event.
Discover the unique story of Two Stacks Irish Whiskey
Find out more about the history of blending and bonding in Ireland. Learn about the true art of blending whiskey and enjoy exclusive access to Two Stacks ultra-rare casks, extracting and tasting the whiskey yourself.
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