Given that the Kirkland Signature Irish Whiskey is triple distilled, and likely a blend of pot still and grain whiskey, there is only one company that has the production volume and inventory to supply Costco: Irish Distillers Ltd (IDL).

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• Every bottle of Kirkland Signature Tennessee Whiskey carries the signature of Master Distiller Mike Williams. Williams is the Master Distiller at Tennessee Distilling Company. Each bottle also states that the whiskey is bottled by Tennessee Distilling.

What brand is Kirkland Tennessee whiskey?

And according to Market Watch, Kirkland’s Scotch whiskeys come from private-label bottler Alexander Murray & Co., a company that works with about 12 different Scottish distilleries.

Is Kirkland Tennessee Whiskey bourbon?

Kirkland Signature Premium Small Batch Bourbon That’s because Costco’s bourbon is no longer from Kentucky—this is delicious Tennessee whiskey, and Goldfarb says it’s likely from George Dickel. Fun fact: if you buy George Dickel Rye Whiskey, that’s distilled by Indiana-based company MGP.

Is Kirkland Irish whiskey Jameson?

The mission: blind-taste Kirkland’s finest side-by-side with Jameson, the most popular Irish whiskey in the world. It doesn’t matter if you like Irish whiskey or French vodka or single-village mezcal.

Is Kirkland Macallan whiskey?

Kirkland? If that name sounds familiar it’s because it’s the house brand of big box megastore Costco. And yes, they bottle their own brand of Macallan Scotch whisky. The independent bottlers take the full casks, mature them in their own warehouses for whatever time they like, then bottle the whisky.

Who makes Costco Tennessee bourbon?

Kirkland Bourbon, released by Costco and produced at Jim Beam American Stillhouse, is named after the town of Kirkland, Washington. This small batch bourbon is bottled at 103 proof, 51.5% ABV.

Who makes Redbreast whiskey?

The Redbreast brand is owned by Irish Distillers, which owns and operates the Midleton distillery and there it makes its various brands, including Midleton, Paddy Powers, and the best known, Jameson.

Where is Kirkland liquor made?

That certificate states the brand is produced by the LeVecke Corp. in Mira Loma, California.

Who makes 1792 Bourbon?

10 Things You Should Know About 1792 Bourbon. 1792 is a premium bourbon owned by the Sazerac Company, a global beverage alcohol giant that took over the brand and its distillery in 2009. Formerly known as Ridgewood Reserve, the 1792 brand is produced at Barton 1792 Distillery in Bardstown, Ky.

Is Kirkland Canadian whiskey good?

Kirkland Signature Blended Canadian Whisky is another Costco spirit that’s earned an “Exceptional” rating from Tastings, scoring an impressive 91 points through their blind taste test.

Does Kirkland Irish whiskey taste like Jameson?

It’s simple and relatively young, but still elegant. It tastes a little like Jameson, but the floral aromas are balanced with a sweet creaminess that is lacking in the world’s best-selling Irish whiskey. Kirkland Irish Whiskey is highly recommended.

Who owns Tennessee distilling?

The five friends and founders include former Jack Daniel’s master distiller Jeff Arnett, former president of the Tennessee Distillers Guild Kris Tatum, construction management professional Corey Clayton, founder of H. Clark Distillery Heath Clark and Clayton Homes CEO Kevin Clayton.

Who makes Kirkland Speyside?

Kirkland 18 Year Speyside Single Malt Scotch is a whiskey sold through Costco’s private label brand using Alexander Murray as its independent bottler.

Where is Costco whiskey made?

Every bottle of Kirkland Signature Tennessee Whiskey carries the signature of Master Distiller Mike Williams. Williams is the Master Distiller at Tennessee Distilling Company. Each bottle also states that the whiskey is bottled by Tennessee Distilling.

Who makes Kirkland 23 Scotch?

Bottled after 23 years of aging with a sherry finish of undisclosed duration, Costco’s popular release once again comes to us under the Kirkland Signature house brand, bottled by Alexander Murray.