As Irish whiskey becomes increasingly popular, climbing back up toward to the top-selling position it held 100 years ago, new distilleries are opening at a fast clip. One of them, Teeling Whiskey, established a distillery in Dublin in 2012, and now its first spirit made entirely in the city is available. Other Teeling’s whiskies, which have a history going back to 1782, have been produced in part at family distilleries north of Dublin. The new single pot still whiskey, a honeyed dram both in color and flavor, makes for rich sipping, on the rocks in early evening or later or straight up to mellow the mood after dinner.
Teeling Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey, $75, Columbus Avenue Wines & Spirits, 730 Columbus Avenue (96th Street), 212-865-7070, columbuswines.com, teelingwhiskey.com.
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