Bushmills has been in operation since the year 1608. The distillery just released a 46-year-old whiskey—the oldest Irish single malt whiskey ever.

Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, Northern Ireland distillery Bushmills has announced the release of what it is calling the oldest Irish single malt ever released (a claim that seems to check out).

Bushmills filled two oloroso sherry casks with whiskey that would quietly mature for nearly half a century. Now, that liquid has been bottled as the longest-aged Irish single malt in history. Here are all the details.

Bushmillls brings back the Private Reserve collection in 2025 with two 10 year and two 12 year Irish single malt whiskeys.

Just 38 bottles of the 46-year-old ‘Secrets of the River Bush’ will be released in Ireland at £10,000 per bottle

The oldest Irish Single Malt whiskey has officially landed in the UK. Bushmills Irish Whiskey has released their ‘Secrets of the River Bush’- a smooth

Bushmills Irish Whiskey has unveiled the oldest Irish single malt ever released: Bushmills 46 Year Old ‘Secrets of the River Bush’. Meticulously cared for by two generations of whiskey makers, 46 Year Old ‘Secrets of the River Bush’ infuses the legacy of decades and time-honoured secrets in every sip.