Paddy is a classic Irish whiskey brand with a history that is as charismatic as its namesake. The brand's identity is a tribute to Patrick "Paddy" Flaherty, a legendary traveling salesman from the Cork Distilleries Company in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. So famous was he for buying rounds for patrons that people began to ask for "Paddy's whiskey," a nickname that eventually became the official name of the brand in 1912.

The brand's philosophy is rooted in a commitment to producing an approachable, smooth, and friendly whiskey. Paddy is a triple-distilled blend of three different styles of Irish whiskey—pot still, malt, and grain—and is known for its higher proportion of malted barley. This unique blend contributes to its light, crisp, and clean flavor profile, which is celebrated for its notes of nuttiness, vanilla, and honey. Paddy has a reputation for being an unpretentious and versatile spirit, a go-to choice for a straightforward and enjoyable taste of Irish tradition.