The Dubliner Irish Whiskey and The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb were launched at the end of last year to great acclaim. Perfect at any time of the year they'd be sure to be a hit for St Patrick's Day on March 17th which will be celebrated by the Irish and the Irish at heart across the world. What began as a religious feast day for Ireland's patron saint has now evolved into an international festival celebrating Irish culture with parades, dancing, food, drink and a whole lot of green. Both The Dubliner Irish Whiskey and The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb Liqueur can be drunk on the rocks or as part of a delicious cocktail. I'm not a huge fan of Whiskey but am totally sold on the concept of liquid crunchie! Read on for a couple of cocktail recipes and your chance to win a bottle of each.
The Dubliner Irish Whiskey is a blend of single malt and grain whiskies, aged in the finest Bourbon oak casks which are individually selected for blending, giving a warm and smooth whiskey with a lasting finish.
Available from 31Dover.com and Wine Rack. Price from £22.50.
The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb Liqueur is a smooth blend of honeycomb, caramel and triple distilled Irish Whiskey crafted in Ireland and tastes like “Liquid Crunchie”.
Available from 31Dover.com and Wine Rack. Price from £22.50.
The Dubliner Treacle
50ml The Dubliner Irish Whiskey
25ml Cloudy Apple Juice
12.5ml Sugar Syrup ( or dissolve a teaspoon of castor sugar in the whiskey)
2 dashes of Angostura Bitters
Build in the glass and gently stir. Garnish with lemon peel and add ice cubes.
The Dubliner Honeycomb Bees Knees
50ml The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb Liqueur
20ml Honey Syrup
20ml Lemon Juice
Shake over ice and strain into a martini glass. Garnish with lemon zest.
Quintessential Brands Company Ltd have provided 1 x bottle of The Dubliner Irish Whiskey and 1 x bottle of The Dubliner Irish Whiskey & Honeycomb Liqueur (combined rrp £45) as a giveaway for readers of Foodie Quine. No purchase necessary. Open to UK residents 18+ only. One winner will be drawn after the closing date. Normal restrictions apply. Promoter: Quintessential Brands Company Ltd., Melbury Park, Clayton Road, Warrington, Cheshire W13 6PH.
Entry is via the Rafflecopter widget below. To enter, let me know in a comment "How do you celebrate St Patrick's Day?" For additional bonus entries you can follow me on Twitter, tweet about the Giveaway, follow me on Instagram or like me on Facebook.
Giveaway ends 17th March 2016 12:00am. The Luck o' the Irish to you!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
A FEW PINTS OF THE BLACK STUFF
ReplyDeleteI send a card to friend, who married an Irish chap. To wish them and the family a Happy Saint Patrick's Day.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
It's my friends birthday, so we celebrate St Patricks day every year.
ReplyDeleteA few drinks...NONE of the black stuff !!...bloody hate it !!...Irish whiskey instead !!
ReplyDeleteI go with the flow
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub with some friends
ReplyDeleteHave drinks at home with my family and friends
ReplyDeleteIll probably have a drink at home x
ReplyDeleteUsually a night at the local pub.
ReplyDeleteEither down the local pub or at home with a Guinness or three!
ReplyDeletethe pub with some friends
ReplyDeleteGUINNESS
ReplyDeleteWearing a silly (green!) hat and drinking some Jameson's Irish Whiskey... sorry haven't tried Dubliner yet!
ReplyDeleteAt the local pub, downing a Guinness
ReplyDeletegoing to the pub
ReplyDeleteWith a pint of guinness
ReplyDeleteWe celebrate with our lovely neighbors we cook dinner year about and always have a cheeky little drink of Guinness
ReplyDeletewe celebrate with a family party
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing
ReplyDeleteby enjoying a few drinks with friends at the local Irish pub
ReplyDeleteA drink of Guinness with friends.
ReplyDeletelisten to some great Irish music
ReplyDeletea tipple or 2 at home with family
ReplyDeleteI head out to the local pub with my boyfriend and drink lots of Guinness! Then when we come home I cook Irish potato Bread for tea!
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub for a drink or two
ReplyDeleteWith a trip to the Cheltenham Festival.
ReplyDeleteWith a pint or two of Guinness
ReplyDeleteDrinking wid m8,s
ReplyDeleteMy celebrations revolve around Guinness and Cheltenham.
ReplyDeleteI don't, but would definitely raise a glass with this x
ReplyDeleteWe go out for drinks with friends :)
ReplyDeleteWe don't celebrate St Patrick's day, but the day after it is my husband's birthday so we DO celebrate then!
ReplyDeletewe dont really but I like seeing everyone else dress up
ReplyDeleteAt the pub with my family!
ReplyDeleteDrink Guinness and sing at the top of my lungs!
ReplyDeleteI don't
ReplyDeleteWe try to get over to dublin as its so amazing there, if not family get together at my home!
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub
ReplyDeletedrinks with friends!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
We go to our local and have a few drinks with some friends :-)
ReplyDeleteWith a pint of Guinness!
ReplyDeleteI celebrate by going to an Irish pub with my friends and drinking Guinness.
ReplyDeleteMust be pint of Guinness with blackcurrant syrup !!! :)
ReplyDeleteAt home with my husband.
ReplyDeleteHazel Rea - @beachrambler
In Derry, meeting up with family.
ReplyDeleteToast the Irish with Irish coffee
ReplyDeletewith a drop of Mckibbins rum
ReplyDeleteGoing to our local Irish pub.
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub
ReplyDeletewith some Guinness followed by Dubliner chasers
ReplyDeleteDown local pub me thinks
ReplyDeleteA day off work and a few drinks with friends x
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate as such but will have a couple of drinks at home
ReplyDeletewith guiness usually
ReplyDeleteI always get the day off work and spend it eating and drinking all things Irish :)
ReplyDeleteHonestly? I have never celebrated it
ReplyDeleteWith a pint of the black stuff
ReplyDeleteWith a pint of Guinness!
ReplyDeleteWith a live irish band in my frontroom and a glass or three of the brown stuff
ReplyDeleteEating and drinking guiness
ReplyDeleteWith a pint of Guinness or two
ReplyDeleteIf my friends are going out ill tag along if not ill just stay home !
ReplyDeletewith Irish coffees during the day and a pint of Guinness or Murphys in the evening
ReplyDeletehave an irish whisky
ReplyDeleteUsually stay home and have Irish Stew
ReplyDeleteusually go to tenerife for their carnival and the irish pubs there
ReplyDeleteat the pub usually :)
ReplyDeleteHave drinks at home with my family and some freinds
ReplyDeletewe don't usually
ReplyDeletea few drinks at home with my family x
ReplyDeleteJust have a small party with close friends.
ReplyDeleteWith a little tipple x
ReplyDeleteDrink Guinness and jamerson`sand have the craig
ReplyDeleteme and my brother usualy have a party and play irish rebel songs all night xx
ReplyDeleteEither a night at a bar dressed in green, or a few bailey's at home!
ReplyDeleteAt home with friends and a couple of drinks
ReplyDeleteI always go down to o'neills a wonderful atmosphere and great company
ReplyDeleteTBH, I don't. But I will this year, with your help :D
ReplyDeleteHave a get togrther in my local pub with my friends
ReplyDeleteDown the local pub
ReplyDeleteClaire D
With my Irish cousins in a local Irish Bar.
ReplyDeleteIts not very imaginative but I usually go to the local Irish pub.
ReplyDeleteStay in with some Guinness
ReplyDeleteWe dont celebrate it at home. They always do a themed meal at work!
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub with some friends for a guiness
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and his family are Irish, so we go out for a few (!) drinks. I'll spare you the gory details but it generally necessitates the need to take the following day off work :-)
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub with friends for a few drinks!
ReplyDeleteI live in Ireland but we don't do anything special really, just maybe a couple of pints!
ReplyDeleteI tend to head out with my friends - leanne w
ReplyDeleteWe don't tend to celebrate it
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate it; but I enjoy seeing other people out dressed in green and getting merry!
ReplyDeleteGuinness, all the Guinness!
ReplyDeleteJust a drink at home with family.
ReplyDeleteWe usually get together with friends but this year the men are coming home that day so I'm unsure
ReplyDeleteA few pints with my pals
ReplyDeleteA cosy drink at home watching a 'Thriller' with hubby of 50 years
ReplyDeleteWe drink some Guinness and share a toast in memory of my Nanny Pat who loved Guinness and originated from County Cork.
ReplyDeleteAny year that St. Patrick's day falls on a Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday I have a drink. If it falls on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday I don't celebrate.
ReplyDeleteA few drinks with the hubby at home :)
ReplyDeleteWe never have, to be honest. Always a first though! :)
ReplyDeleteBy remembering, and raising a glass to, me dear ol'Da - God rest his soul - cos he was a Patrick too
ReplyDeleteUsually just have a cheeky guiness in my local wetherspoons!
ReplyDeleteA couple of drinks down the pub with friends with a little live Irish folk music thrown in.
ReplyDeleteA couple of drinks - disappointingly it isn't celebrated that much locally.
ReplyDeleteUsually go to my local Irish pub for the great atmosphere and a few pints of Guiness (and then a few more)
ReplyDeleteWith Friends Cheers
ReplyDeleteA nice glass of whisky.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a fabulous giveaway :)
At home with friends.
ReplyDeletedrinks with friends :)
ReplyDeleteI'm normally working in a pub.
ReplyDeleteI stick on my green cardi,pour a Baileys and hum 'Danny Boy'!!!-all day x
ReplyDeletea few drinks in our local
ReplyDeleteI rarely celebrate the day but I always celebrate the love of whisky!
ReplyDeleteAt home with my husband
ReplyDeleteUsually out to the pub for a drink
ReplyDeleteAt home a bit of good grub, and a toast to the St ;)
ReplyDeletefew drinks at home
ReplyDeleteWith a tot or two of whiskey
ReplyDeleteWith a tot or two of whiskey
ReplyDeleteWith guinness and potato cakes!
ReplyDeletealthough I live in the UK I don't celebrate St Patrick's Day because I'm Italian but it would be nice to see how the celebrate it in Ireland !
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate St Patrick's Day, although if I won, I would raise a glass in celebration.
ReplyDeleteOur local village pub is very good for putting on theme nights and we normally end up there eating corned beef ash and cabbage and having a drinkie or two x
ReplyDeleteWith a lot of Guiness and O'Haras stout :D
ReplyDeleteA little drinkipoos or two
ReplyDeletePlenty of Guinness in the pub!
ReplyDeleteI do not celebrate it
ReplyDeleteloads of guinness in the local pub x Sharon L Johnson
ReplyDeletewe usually get together and have a few cans of guinness!!
ReplyDeleteI don't really, unless I run into other people celebrating it and then I join in
ReplyDeleteI have a friend with a birthday near that date, so we usually have a themed meal, or at least a cake covered in shamrocks
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate it but my late husband used to always have a whopping hangover the day after!
ReplyDeleteUsually with the beer . We're all plastic paddy's I reckon.
ReplyDeleteGuiness down the pub :D
ReplyDeleteI go out with friends on the day, but I also attend the ST Patricks Day parade in Central London which is normally held the weekend before.
ReplyDeleteKatherine S
In the pub with good people, good music and plenty of the black stuff :)
ReplyDeleteI dont usually celebrate it
ReplyDeleteI don't, but having a drink of whiskey sounds like a good way to celebrate it!
ReplyDeleteWe don't normally celebrate! Well...the boyfriend might have a whisky... :)
ReplyDeleteWith a glass of Irish Cream
ReplyDeleteIn the pub.
ReplyDeletewith a glass of Irish cream for me and a Guinness for my hubby
ReplyDeletemum used to put green food colouring in my morning milk
ReplyDeleteA pint of guinness
ReplyDeleteA drink of Irish Whiskey
ReplyDeleteThis year a couple of pints down the local - but last year had a great time in San Antonio, Texas ..... where they dyed the river green
ReplyDeleteBacon and cabbage and a nice cold Guiness
ReplyDeleteA pint of guinness
ReplyDeleteWatching the parade then joining in the celebrations with live music and entertainment in my towns market square.
ReplyDeleteAt home with Guinness and friends
ReplyDeletegoing down to Irish friends house to cellibrate with song and dance
ReplyDeleteA pub crawl with my mates
ReplyDeleteIts grandsons birthday, we usually do something like bowling, adults have a beer
ReplyDeleteat the pub
ReplyDeletein the irish pub down the road!
ReplyDeleteWe normally just go to the pub
ReplyDeleteA day at the races
ReplyDeleteA pint of Guinness down the pub!
ReplyDeleteCan of Guinness at home with chinese
ReplyDeleteDrinks at home with friends
ReplyDeleteA drink with my hubby at home x
ReplyDeletego to the pub
ReplyDeleteWe just stay in and have a drink as it is cheper than going out and finding a babysitter x
ReplyDeleteGuinness!
ReplyDeletewe wre married 43 years ago on St Patricks Day and this year we will be celebrating the day at a manor house near Bath
ReplyDeleteI don't usually celebrate it
ReplyDeleteDrinks at home with hubby. Plus I will bake some green cakes and we'll listen to Irish music :)
ReplyDeleteNot Irish, but had Irish stew and a can of the black stuff, just as an excuse, us English don't get to celebrate our 'Saint'
ReplyDeleteim not Irish, but just have a usual day
ReplyDeleteA few drinks at home :) Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteour first child is due on st patricks day so hopefully celebrating with her arrival
ReplyDeleteI go out with friends bar hopping to party for st.patty days
ReplyDeleteto the local pub drink lots of Guinness!
ReplyDeleteA lovely drink of Guiness!
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub
ReplyDeleteIn a pub, having a sing-song and a drink or 5 :)
ReplyDeleteDrinking in the pub, as I'm sure you'll agree, is how all religious based holidays should be spent.
ReplyDeleteWith a pot of homemade Irish Stew.
ReplyDeletewith colcannon and whiskey :)
ReplyDeleteGuinness at home, my favourite way to celebrate
ReplyDeleteA whiskey for the other half & I'll have a wee glass of wine & make sausage stew
ReplyDeletea drink at home
ReplyDeleteWouldn't be right without a pint of Guiness, especially as I work in a pub ! .x
ReplyDeleteGuinness at the local
ReplyDeleteWe used to live in Liverpool so would go down to an Irish bar, but nowadays perhaps just say "happy st Patrick's day!" :D
ReplyDeleteseveral pints
ReplyDeleteWith a tipple or two, usually Baileys! 😋
ReplyDeletecouple of pints of the black gold whilst in the house with the wife and kids
ReplyDeleteGo to the pub with friends!
ReplyDeleteToast the little men in green
ReplyDeletehave a few drinks
ReplyDeletein the pub with friends
ReplyDeleteA WEE WALK UP SMEMISH WHERE ST PATRICK KEPT HIS SHEEP
ReplyDeleteIt's the only time of the year I drink Guinness!
ReplyDeletegoing to Ireland to celebrate with my brother and sister and their families
ReplyDeletewith a night out on the town
ReplyDeleteI don't really, but if I remember then it sounds a good excuse for a Baileys.
ReplyDeleteMy boss happens to be the founder of the Northeasts best Ceilidh Band so I usually spend the night dancing a Ceilidh. Great fun!
ReplyDeleteWith my boyfriend!
ReplyDeleteUsually with ba few drinks down the pub!
ReplyDeleteCarys Thorp