IRELAND COFFEE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 ireland coffee tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
At Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, an English-speaking guide such as Briain, Linda, Matt, or Tiernan leads a 45-minute Irish coffee class. You’ll hear two origin stories, learn the right color, structure, and flavor balance, then make and enjoy your own drink.
“Our guide was fantastic. She was knowledgeable, fun and helpful”
At Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, an English-speaking guide leads you through Irish coffee’s disputed origins, then shows you how to build the right color, structure, and flavor balance. You make and drink your own coffee in a small group of up to 20.
“Loved that it was a small group in a pub setting! Instructor was knowledgeable and fun. We had a great time!”
Walk from Christchurch through Thomas Street and the Liberties with a local guide such as Noel, John, Martin, or Richard. Expect Irish food, pub drinks, history, cake, and a hands-on Irish coffee lesson at Jameson Bow St. The tour lasts about three hours and suits adults who enjoy walking and generous tastings.
“Our guide, Martin Drew, was fantastic. We learned so much on this tour. Came for the food, bonus now certain to be able to answer any Jeopardy question about Ireland. Food and drink very good. Gave us a nice “taste” of local culture.”
Meet in Temple Bar for a one-hour Irish Coffee masterclass at the Palace Bar’s upstairs Whiskey Palace. Your host guides you through the drink’s story, two 20 ml Powers whiskey samples, and every step of making your own mug. Adults 18 and over only, with groups capped at 15.
“Patrick provided insightful knowledge on Irish whisky and provided us a relaxed and friendly atmosphere that truly embraced the Irish spirit . Not your typical tourist trap experience.”
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