International Irish Whiskey Day is on March 3. It is a day dedicated to the world-renowned whiskey type — Irish whiskey. Do you know that it has been more than 800 years since Irish whiskey emerged for the first time? Irish whiskey, as the name suggests, is whiskey produced in Ireland, and it is known for its smooth texture and quality. It is a favorite of whiskey lovers all over the world. International Irish Whiskey Day is said to be the idea of writer and editor Stuart McNamara. Stuart wanted people to recognize the value of Irish whiskey and appreciate its historical significance, production quality, and exotic smooth taste.
HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL IRISH WHISKEY DAY
In Irish, ‘uisce beatha’ translates to ‘water of life.’ It is said the word ‘whiskey’ originated from this Irish phrase. It is believed that Irish whiskey became immensely popular in Europe in the twelfth century. The story goes on to say that it was the Irish monks who learned the method of distilling spirits from other countries in Europe
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