August Event @ Bison Bar

This month Yelpers
saddled up to get down to Dublin newest whiskey saloon along the Quays – The Bison Bar

Luke the Bar Manager
and his bar team welcomed us with a glass of Jameson’s finest whiskey to calm down
the nerves of the Yelpers after being checked out by the huge bison head who surveys
everybody that enters the bar! Well something has to guard over their 150
varieties of whisky and tequila!  

Keeping things Western
style the first Yelpers saddled up along the bar to start their whiskey
tasting. The bar staff got things started with a peated single malt, Connemara whiskey, which took our Yelpers on a smooth and complex flavour ride in Bison Bar!

The Yelpers broke up
and Luke took one group on an adventurous tour through the maze of the Workman’s Club premises.
First stop was the downstairs Bar and venue room which still features the old ballroom
seating along the red painted wall.

Upstairs is the first
floor bar which host exhibitions from local and international artists, their
recent opened new vintage room with flock wallpaper and local purchased antique
furniture as well as their roof terrace.

So we claimed down
through a maze of stairs and saloon doors to the back of the Bison Bar This smoking area
features an impressive bison wall painting by the artist James Early

After learning some interesting facts about the Bison Bar and the attached Workman’s Clubs and
the promising news that Bison
Bar will be opening a kitchen to serve some good hearty Western food by the
end of the year, everybody got back on the saddle to enjoy a glass of rye whiskey chosen by the bar team to spoil our taste buds one more time.

Huge thanks
to Luke and his team who made this night whiskylicious in their amazing
decorated venue and thank you to you folks to coming along too! Photos were taken by the
talented Claire Nash and can be viewed here! Read
and write the reviews of the night here!
And post your thought etc here on talk!

See you at the next event!

Annie S.

Yelp Marketing Assistant