Thomas Sheridan & Sons

Thomas Sheridan & Sons is an Irish distillery located on Nangor Road in Dublin 12. The business is chiefly associated with cream-based alcoholic beverages and is best known for Sheridan's Cream Liqueur, a distinctive two-part liqueur presented in a divided bottle. The brand has also been historically connected with the production of Baileys Irish Cream. The company was once owned by the Gilbey's Group. The referenced historical material identifies Gilbey's as subsequently belonging to International Distillers & Vintners, placing Thomas Sheridan & Sons within the broader structure of an international alcoholic-beverage group during that period. The available material does not establish the company's founding year, original founders, current ownership, current corporate structure, or current production status. Thomas Sheridan & Sons operates as a production site rather than a conventional visitor-facing attraction. The distillery is not generally open for public visits, although private tours may be arranged in advance through the plant's public-relations office. Its documented market identity is therefore centered on beverage production and brand association rather than hospitality, retail stores, or a broad portfolio of consumer products.

Thomas Sheridan & Sons is documented as a distillery in Dublin, Ireland, specializing in liqueur products and particularly cream-based alcoholic beverages. Its best-known branded association is Sheridan's Cream Liqueur, while historical accounts also connect the plant with the production of Baileys Irish Cream. The company was formerly part of the Gilbey's Group. The available reference identifies the Gilbey's Group as later being owned by International Distillers & Vintners, indicating that Thomas Sheridan & Sons was historically connected to a larger international drinks-company structure. The supplied material does not provide a founding date, the identity of the original Sheridan founders, details of acquisitions or transfers of ownership, or a verified account of the company's present corporate organization. The distillery's recorded address is T. Sheridan & Sons, Thomas Sheridan, Nangor Road, Dublin 12, Ireland. The facility is not open for ordinary public visits. Private tours can be arranged, but they require advance contact with the plant's public-relations office. Beyond these operational details and the company's association with its liqueur products, the available source material is limited.

• Association with the Gilbey's Group

  [1]Thomas Sheridan & Sonsen.wikipedia.org

  Thomas Sheridan & Sons was historically owned by the Gilbey's Group, linking the distillery to a larger alcoholic-beverage organization.

• Connection with International Distillers & Vintners

  [1]Thomas Sheridan & Sonsen.wikipedia.org

  The referenced history states that the Gilbey's Group later came under the ownership of International Distillers & Vintners.

• Dublin 12 production site documented

  [1]Thomas Sheridan & Sonsen.wikipedia.org

  The company's distillery is identified at Nangor Road, Dublin 12, Ireland.

Irish distillery and producer associated with cream-based liqueurs, with a particular connection to Sheridan's Cream Liqueur and a historical production relationship with Baileys Irish Cream.

• Cream liqueur

  Sheridan's Cream Liqueur

  Sheridan's Cream Liqueur is the signature product associated with Thomas Sheridan & Sons. It is a cream-based alcoholic beverage and is recognized in the supplied reference material as the company's principal liqueur offering.

• Irish cream liqueur

  Baileys Irish Cream

  Thomas Sheridan & Sons has historically been associated with the production of Baileys Irish Cream. The available material does not specify the precise production period, contractual arrangement, or whether the Dublin site remains involved with the product.

1. 1Thomas Sheridan & Sonsen.wikipedia.org