What does dew stand for Tullamore?

Daniel E. Williams
The whiskey was originally produced in Tullamore, County Offaly, Ireland, at the old Tullamore Distillery which was established in 1829. Its name is derived from the initials of Daniel E. Williams (D.E.W.), a general manager and later owner of the original distillery.

Which whiskey is better Tullamore Dew or Jameson?

The Tullamore DEW was rated Very Good, and I rated the Jameson whiskey as Good. However, in the blind tasting, the Jameson came out better than the Tullamore DEW….Side by Side: Tullamore DEW vs Jameson Irish Whiskey.

Which is better Tullamore Dew or Irish whiskey?

Tullamore Dew has a medium body with a balance that could be better, but is fine for its price point. It has a buttery feel in the mouth and is silky and smooth. If you like Irish whiskey, there are plenty of other options to try.

Which is the best brand of Irish whiskey?

Tullamore Dew is an Irish whiskey with a rich history. Its ownership is muddied with changing hands and consolidations, but it has returned to its roots and is a great Irish whiskey to try. It is smooth and buttery, making it accessible to novices, but it has a complex flavor profile for its price.

Where does the name Tullamore Dew come from?

The town of Tullamore is nestled in the Irish Midlands and the whiskey was made here under the name Tullamore until Daniel E. Williams took the business over in the late nineteenth century. The name changed to Tullamore Dew (Daniel’s initials) and the distillery took off.

Why is Tullamore Dew more popular than Jameson?

Unlike a lot of other Irish or Scottish whiskeys, Tullamore Dew has a sense of malt, despite there not being too much malt in it. It’s approachable, and it’s immensely popular in overseas markets. Its sales are second to Jameson, but likely only because not as many people have had the nerve to try it.