Try These 5 Traditional Single Pot Still Irish Whiskeys To Get In The St. Patrick's Day Spirit - Chowhound

Drserg/Getty Images In Ireland, the single pot still method is considered the most traditional way to make whiskey. By law, it must come from a single distiller and be made with at least 30% malted and unmalted barley. It can include up to 5% of other grains, such as rye, oats, and wheat (the law may be changing soon to allow up to 30% of other grains). Like other Irish whiskey styles, it's often triple distilled…