Writers' Tears is a unique style of whiskey embedded in Irish history. Irish whiskey was distilled exclusively in copper pots, two styles flourished: Malt and Pot Still. The marriage of both styles became known as the 'Champagne of Irish Whiskey'. Relaxing characteristics of whiskey helped many a great Irish writers and scribes overcome writers' block to produce inspired works of poetry, prose, and plays. It was said that when Irish writers cried, they cried tears of whiskey. Writers' Tears is