Teeling Whiskey Distillery
Craft distillery reviving whiskey-making with a phoenix logo honoring a lost, centuries-old trade.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Teeling Whiskey Distillery follows brothers Jack and Stephen Teeling, who in 2011 sold the family whiskey company for ninety-five million dollars and kept sixteen thousand casks of aging whiskey to start again from scratch. You'll hear about their father John's Harvard thesis on the collapse of Irish whiskey, and about an ancestor, Walter Teeling, who distilled a few streets away back in 1782. Look for the phoenix on the bottle behind the bar as you listen.
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