Boann Distillery has emerged as a double award winner at the prestigious Icons of Whisky Ireland Awards 2025, held at the InterContinental Hotel in Dublin yesterday.
The family-owned Meath distillery was honoured with Distiller of the Year in the Producer Category and Production Team of the Year in the People Category, cementing its reputation as a leader in the Irish whiskey industry.
As one of the standout winners, Boann Distillery will now advance to the finals of the World Whiskies Awards, where it will compete on a global stage for the ultimate recognition in whiskey excellence. “Every bottle we produce is a reflection of our commitment to innovation and craftsmanship. We are honoured to be acknowledged at such a prestigious event, and we look forward to representing Ireland in the global finals.”
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