Some literary anniversaries are easy to pair with the appropriate booze: Any literate drinker can justify an Irishwhisky or a pint of Guinness on Bloomsday.
The new release already won IrishWhisky of the Year from the Whisky Advocate, and virtually every review I have been able to find is absolutely stellar, and justifiably so.
The Irish town of Tullamore has not produced whisky for decades, but last month construction began on a new distillery that will bring its namesake spirit, Tullamore Dew, back home to the Midlands Region by summer 2014.
The Samuels family began distilling whisky (proud of their Scottish-Irish ancestry, the Samuels eschew the Americanized spelling of whiskey) commercially in 1840.