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My Job: Irish whiskey has the ingredients to build something comparable to the Guinness Storehouse

Ireland has 4.5m maturing whiskey casks with immense global growth opportunities for distilleries.
James Jardella, CEO & co-founder LYQD

James Jardella, CEO & co-founder LYQD

Tue, 26 May, 2026 - 13:50
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  • Name: James Jardella
  • Occupation: CEO & co-founder LYQD
  • Background: LYQD is Ireland’s first digital exchange for whiskey casks, built for private collectors, cask owners and distilleries.

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