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TEELING WHISKEY TRIUMPHS WITH 14 AWARDS AT IRISH WHISKEY MASTERS

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Teeling Whiskey has secured 14 accolades at The Spirits Business Irish Whiskey Masters 2026, including eight Gold Medals and a coveted Master Medal for its 33-Year-Old Single Malt Rum Cask. The wins bring the distillery’s tally to more than 700 international awards since its founding in 2012.  

Teeling Whiskey has once again demonstrated its prowess on the global stage, announcing a remarkable haul of 14 awards at The Spirits Business Irish Whiskey Masters 2026. Among the highlights was a Master Medal for the 33-Year-Old Single Malt Rum Cask, a rare expression that epitomises the distillery’s dedication to innovation and craftsmanship. The achievement underscores Teeling’s reputation as one of Ireland’s most dynamic whiskey producers, blending tradition with bold experimentation.  

The awards also celebrated the success of Teeling’s festive release, the Teeling Christmas Batch, created in collaboration with ARI. This seasonal bottling earned its second Gold medal of the year and has been shortlisted for Travel Retail Exclusive Packaging of the Year at the 2026 Frontier Awards. The recognition reflects not only the quality of the liquid but also the creativity and distinctiveness of its presentation, further enhancing Teeling’s appeal in the competitive travel retail sector.  

Since its establishment in 2012, Teeling Whiskey has consistently pushed boundaries, building a portfolio that ranges from its signature Small Batch and Single Malt to limited editions and rare vintages. Each release has been crafted with an emphasis on character and individuality, a philosophy that has resonated with judges and consumers alike. The latest honours bring the distillery’s total to more than 700 international awards, a milestone that cements its position among the world’s leading whiskey brands.  

The Irish Whiskey Masters is recognised as one of the industry’s most respected competitions, with rigorous blind tastings conducted by panels of experts. Winning across multiple categories demonstrates the breadth and depth of Teeling’s portfolio, from everyday expressions to ultra-premium releases. The eight Gold Medals awarded this year highlight the consistency of quality across the range, while the Master Medal for the 33-Year-Old Single Malt Rum Cask serves as a testament to the distillery’s ability to produce exceptional, world-class whiskey.  

Teeling Whiskey’s success at the 2026 competition reflects its ongoing commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and storytelling. By combining traditional Irish whiskey-making techniques with contemporary influences, the distillery has carved out a distinctive identity that continues to attract acclaim worldwide. As the brand looks ahead, these latest awards reinforce its ambition to remain at the forefront of the Irish whiskey renaissance, inspiring enthusiasts and collectors across global markets.  


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