History

• Great Northern Distillery (est. 1986) is located in Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland. Since its founding, the company has been part of Ireland's whiskey landscape and the production of Irish whiskey through its distillation facilities.
• As part of the broader Irish whiskey revival, the text notes that Irish whiskey underwent a major revitalization in the 1980s with John Teeling and the establishment of the Cooley Distillery, which sets the stage for modern Irish whiskey production, of which Great Northern Distillery is a part.

Production / Distillation

• Copper pot stills: Nine copper pot stills, where the distillation process yields different stylistic results:
• Double-distilled malt for richness
• Triple-distilled malt for smoothness
• Pot still (mixed mash bill) for spice
• Peated malt for smoke and aroma
• Column stills: Produce the finest grain whiskey with a focus on precision and innovation, underpinning the quality whiskey range.

Products / Whisky Series

• Irish Whiskey (13)
• Single Pot Still (26)
• Single Grain (3)
• Peated Whisky (15)

Philosophy

• Motto: "We make what you want" – focusing on adapting production and flavor profiles through the art of distillation.
• Geographical Indication (GI) registered for Irish whiskey and Irish poitín, underscoring the product's identity and origin.