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The super-strength Irish 'moonshine' making waves A once-bootlegged spirit, poitín has become a symbol of Irish determination, encapsulating heritage and identity – especially on St Patrick's Day.
"I got fed up being a barrister, so I thought I'd give distillery a go instead," said Donal Farrell, describing the birth of his Mourne Dew Distillery in 2017, which is located near the banks of Northern Ireland's Carlingford Lough and huddled in the shadow of the majestic Mourne Mountains. Farrell's Mourne Dew is one of several new companies elevating poitín practices that have been proudly maintained by both Irish and Northern Irish families since the 6th Century.
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