Elite Traveler has praised The Craft Irish Whiskey Co.’s inaugural release, ‘The Devil’s Keep‘, for breaking whiskey records by becoming the most expensive debut whiskey ever, sold at auction for $60,000 in Houston. Jay Bradley, entrepreneur, whiskey expert, and founder of The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. and sister company Whiskey and Wealth Club, has endeavoured to restore Irish whiskey’s ultra-luxury status as the leader of the world whiskey market through the exclusive debut release of the world’s most expensive single malt whiskey.
This highly collectable whiskey’s admirability is enhanced by the decanter created by designer Tiago Russo, presented in award-winning packaging alongside spring water taken from the same region as the whiskey, a gold-plated water pipette, whiskey stones, fragrance ‘The Angel’s Share’, created by expert perfumer Sarah McCartney, and custom-designed exclusive whiskey glasses.
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This year’s World Whiskies Awards was a glittering event held at the Honourable Artillery Company in London on Thursday, 24 March. Attended by a veritable who’s-who of the whisk(e)y industry, this annual event is the most highly regarded amongst those in the know, and nerves were at a high; this was the award our founder, […]
Placing it among the top 10% of all entries, The Devil’s Keep has been awarded two stars by Great Taste, the largest and most trusted accreditation scheme for fine food and drink. This independent body judges food and drink of the finest quality, awarding 1, 2 or 3 stars. To receive two stars places The Devil’s Keep in the […]
Our inaugural release, The Devil’s Keep has another Gold to add to its collection. Hot on the heels of winning Gold from the A’Design Awards and the IWSC Competition, The Devil’s Keep has just been awarded a coveted Gold from The Luxury Masters competition hosted by The Spirits Business. Competition was exceptionally high this year, with 116 submissions […]
While some rest, others forge ahead; aiming higher, achieving more. The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. and founder and entrepreneur Jay Bradley are of the latter. As this article on Forbes notes, in less than a year, Jay and The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. have produced the most expensive whiskey of all time with The Emerald […]
Hot on the heels of our last Gold award win, The Devil’s Keep has just scooped a prestigious Gold medal from the world-renowned International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) 2021! These widely respected awards recognise the very best in wine and spirits from across the world, as judged by a panel of industry experts that […]
£46,000 is the price that the first bottle of The Craft Irish Whiskey Co.’s inaugural release, ‘The Devil’s Keep‘, sold for at auction in November 2020, a figure that has broken historical records as the most expensive inaugural whiskey release. The explanation as to why this whiskey is so special can be seen in its […]
Luxatic praised The Craft Irish Whiskey Co.’s inaugural release of the oldest triple-distilled whiskey, ‘The Devil’s Keep‘, for its unique and luxury status. The sold-out whiskey has gained attention by becoming the most expensive first release in the history of whiskey. The unique nature of this rare whiskey is a result of its history; originating […]
Following on from our wins at the Luxury Packaging Awards 2020, we were over the moon to be awarded a Gold at the A’Design Awards in April 2021. This influential and prestigious awards body is one of the most highly respected in the design world and to be recognised by industry leaders is a huge […]
The Craft Irish Whiskey Co.’s inaugural release, ‘The Devil’s Keep‘, has been hailed as one of the best 22 Irish whiskeys, dominating the ultra-premium category. This 333 bottle release features 29-year-old single malt distilled whiskey, a carafe filled with spring water from the region where the whiskey was created, and a gold-plated pipette to add […]
SuperYachts.com: Ushering in a new Golden Age of Irish Whiskey SuperYachts.com have praised The Craft Irish Whiskey Co. for bringing The Devil’s Keep to market and ushering in a new Golden Age of Irish Whiskey. The 29-year-old bottles of The Devil’s Keep fills a gap in the market for ultra-luxury Irish whiskey. With just 333 […]