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In Northern Ireland, an extraordinary journey dedicated to lovers of spirits

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In Northern Ireland, a new experience, the Spirit Trail and Distillery Passport, invites visitors to discover the variety, quality and unique character of Northern Irish spirits.

The Spirit Trail and Distillery Passport Introducing a guide to 14 unique experiences offered by distilleries across Northern Ireland. It gives you the chance to meet the passionate artisans behind each brand and sample a variety of spirits to discover your new favorite.

The Spirit Trail and Distillery Passport presents a guide to 14 unique experiences offered by distilleries across Northern Ireland.

On each excursion, visitors have the opportunity to get a passport and get it stamped, and after getting all 14 stamps they will be given a special gift. The curious can also scan the QR code displayed at the duty free store at Belfast International Airport to receive a digital passport and route information so they are prepared when they arrive in Northern Ireland.

In Belfast, visitors can find three different distilleries Belfast Artisan Gin School It offers a two-hour “make your own gin” experience. They can also combine these visits with exploring the historic Crumlin Road Jail, where the distillery is located. of McConnell. Finally, a visit can be followed by a visit to the unmissable Titanic Belfast Museum Titanic Distillers It is located in the heart of the shipyard where the Titanic and many other ships were built.

Distilleries near Belfast and the hinge Rademon Estate, home of the shortcross gin. Both offer fascinating behind-the-scenes tours of their state-of-the-art equipment.

When traveling to the Ards Peninsula, it is a must go Copeland Distillery To enjoy craft whiskey, gin and rum while listening to tales of smugglers and seafaring exploits. More in the peninsula EchlinvilleA family distillery producing award-winning Dunville's Irish Whiskey.

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The smallest distillery on the route, nestled within the Mon Mountains, Killowen, visitors can sample a range of craft spirits. Finally, Two stacks of whiskeyPresents the history of blending and fining in Ireland and offers to try your hand at whiskey blending during a hands-on experience.

The distillery, on the beautiful lakes of Fermanagh Boat yard The focus is on producing pure spirits through a sustainable and organic approach. County Tyrone, Distillery Wild Atlantic Drawing inspiration from Ireland's rugged coastline, Woodlab Distillery blends science and nature with its range of award-winning Symphonia gins.

Finally, no visit to Northern Ireland would be complete without a walk along the beautiful Causeway Coast Way..One of the most famous brands in the world is located on this legendary road. Bushmills, its 400-year-old whiskey distillery. In Derry~Londonry, The Walled City BreweryKnown for its six great craft beer flavors, it recently launched its new spirit, Earhart Gin, which can be enjoyed on brewery tours.

For more information: www.irlande-tourisme.fr

Photo credit: Irish Tourism c/o GroupExpression

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