Harbourview Hotel takes off with £1,608 Bushmills ... a 33-year-old port cask from the distillery ... it’s also the most expensive release from the north coast distillery. Just 20 of the 1608 ...

The £1,608 “flight” – a tasting experience ... of the oldest and rarest bottles ever to be released from the Old Bushmills Distillery – Bushmills 46 Year Old Secrets of the River Bush ...

Bushmills has been in operation since the year 1608. The distillery just released a 46-year-old whiskey—the oldest Irish single malt whiskey ever.

That license dates back to 1608, but the actual distillery wasn’t built until 1784, which still makes it pretty damn old. Bushmills is owned by Proximo Spirits, the same company behind the boozy ...

That license dates back to 1608, but the actual distillery wasn’t built until 1784, which still makes it pretty damn old. Bushmills is owned by Proximo Spirits, the same company behind the boozy ...

The first official licence to distil along a stretch of the County Antrim’s River Bush was granted by James I in 1608. ... square metres and is located alongside the Old Bushmills Distillery.

Harbourview Hotel co-owner Adrian McLaughlin with the 1608 tasting flight, which can be arranged by appointment for £1,608. (BRADLEY QUINN) It features Bushmills’ 46-year-old ‘Secrets of the ...

In 1608, Bushmills was awarded a license to distill, making the distillery the oldest licensed whiskey distillery on record. Though the distillery has faced a series of challenges -- taxes, fires ...

At the time, the declaration was a difficult one to reinforce. King James I began issuing licenses in 1608, both to Old Bushmills and Kilbeggan Distillery, and though Kilbeggan experienced periodic ...