About Slane
Slane Irish Whiskey was launched in 2017 through a partnership between the Conyngham family of Slane Castle and American whiskey producer Brown-Forman. The distillery opened the following year within the restored 18th-century stables of the historic Slane Castle Estate in County Meath, at the heart of Ireland’s Boyne Valley. Slane Castle is also internationally known for its open-air concerts, giving the whiskey a close connection to the estate’s long association with music and live performance.
Slane’s signature blended Irish whiskey uses malt, grain and pot still whiskey, with its malt and pot still components triple distilled in copper stills. The whiskey is matured separately in three types of wood: new American oak, seasoned Tennessee whiskey barrels and Oloroso sherry casks. These are then blended to create a smooth, rich style with notes of vanilla, caramel, dried fruit, baking spice and toasted oak.