The founders of Lost Irish Whiskey, the ARCD Agency NYC and Bord Bia will present Irish House at Tales of The Cocktail festival in New Orleans – a first of its kind, it will showcase the best of Irish drinks, hospitality and culture all under one roof on a unique world stage.
Taking place on Thursday July 24th from 1 – 6pm, it celebrates the spirit of Ireland in the heart of the French quarter.
The Irish House is the largest single event gathering of Irish bars and Irish spirit brands, running at the world’s largest cocktail and spirits festival.
Bar teams from both the USA and Ireland will be there to mix up and serve some of their best creations made with Irish drinks
They include:
- Bar 1661, Dublin
- Bar Snack, NYC
- Bartley Dunne’s, NYC
- Casements, SF
- Clarke’s x Sweet Liberty, Miami
- The Dead Rabbit, NYC
- Hawksmoor, Chicago
- Nickel City, Austin
- The Ordinarie Tavern, Long Beach
- Swift, NYC
The list of participating drinks brands range from well known multinationals to small independents:
- Ahascragh Distillery, Bailey’s, Boann Distillery, Boatyard Gin, Bushmills, Dingle Distillery,
- Dunville’s Irish Whiskey, Five Farms, Foxes Bow, Glendalough Distillery, Guinness, Irishman Whiskey, Jameson, Lost Irish Whiskey,
- Mad March Hare Poitín, Muff Liquor Company, Natterjack Irish Whiskey, Shanky’s Whip, Slane Irish Whiskey, Teeling Irish Whiskey, Tullamore Dew
- Valentia Island Vermouth, Writers’ Tears Irish Whiskey
In his support of Irish House, co-founder and managing director of the multiple award winning Dead Rabbit shared, “We’ve built The Dead Rabbit around a celebration of modern Irish culture, spirits, and hospitality, and Bord Bia has been essential in fostering greater connectivity between Ireland and the States. The Irish House–and our collaboration with Guinness–represents a first-of-its-kind celebration of Irish culture at Tales, and is the perfect stage to showcase the incredible depth, craftsmanship, and camaraderie that defines just that.”
The Irish House takes place on July 24th from 1 to 6pm at 411 Bourbon Street, New Orleans, LA 70130.
Admission is free with registration for tickets by clicking here.
