J.J. Corry

J.J. Corry is a distinguished Irish whiskey brand under Chapel Gate Irish Whiskey Co., Ireland's first modern whiskey bonding company. Founded by Louise McGuane in 2015, the company revived the lost art of whiskey bonding in Ireland after a 50-year hiatus. Located on a family farm in County Clare, J.J. Corry sources new-make spirit and mature whiskey from various Irish distilleries, then matures, blends, and finishes them in their bespoke bondary. The brand is named after J.J. Corry, a legendary bicycle maker from the early 1900s who crafted the "Irish Racer." The portfolio includes innovative expressions like The Gael (blended malt) and The Flint (single malt), known for unique cask finishes and small-batch craftsmanship. J.J. Corry represents a new era of independent, craft-focused Irish whiskey production, emphasizing transparency, innovation, and the restoration of Ireland's traditional bonding heritage.