Hugely popular Irish blend, renowned for its affinity with cola. A useful springboard into the fascinating world of Irish whiskey. Web-Exclusive Price!
Nose: Mellow pot still whiskey with toasted wood and sherry undertones
Taste: Smooth and sweet with woody and nutty tones
Finish: Incredibly smooth
Customer Reviews:
I love Jamesons, it is smooth and no burn, delicious taste, is a great painkiller unlike others I find it too expensive [ although I'm sure its worth it] but as the only drink I can tolerate and being on a pension I have to wait for secial offers..!!
- Haggis, 13 days ago
Every time I drink this whiskey I'm impressed by the sheer quality of it. This is just such an outstanding whiskey that it is hard to believe that it is so relatively cheap. I love it, this is my official everyday sipping whiskey and I'm proud to proclaim so!
- anonymous, 14th January
pleasure in our mind
- jobis, 28th Nov '11
Jameson is an excellent blended Irish Whiskey which is well worth buying. It's a beautifully balanced blend made from pure Irish pot still Whiskey and Irish grain whiskey at a ratio of about 50/50. I can think of no better whiskey at this price point. A great daily dram that will even charm the hardline single malt Scotch drinkers if given a fair chance.
- J.F., 30th Oct '11
After having tried a number of Irish whiskeys (including Jameson, Jameson 12 Special Reserve, Tullamore Dew, Paddy's, Kilbeggan, Green Spot, Bushmills Original, Bushmills 10, Bushmills 16) I've come to the conclusion that "Jameson is Irish whiskey in a nutshell". Not that Irish whiskey doesn't get better than this, but it's one of the best, if not THE best Irish whiskey/Irish blend you'll find. And it's reasonable priced as well.
- anonymous, 11th Jan '11
Having tasted numeruos blended whiskies, Jameson Irish blend is by far the best when drinking neat.
- Alan Spence, 17th Dec '10
Beautiful
- anonymous, 16th Dec '10
Nose: alcohol, oak, damp leaves, earthen root cellar. Palate: Cloyingly sweet honey entry upon the palate. Super smooth. Malty, cereal (dry Cheerios), cloves, limes and ginger (surprising citrus elements). Not spicy. Actually, very little spice. No burn. Just some warmth. Finish: Short, ginger, black olives and a distinct Irish maltiness.
- Jason's Scotch Whisky Reviews, 2nd Nov '10
I've tasted many whiskies in the last year or so, ranging from Scotch whiskies to Bourbons. I have come to the conclusion that what I like best, is a good blended Irish'. This is a top whiskey at a very fair price.
- Juergen /Netherlands, 19th Oct '10
I am loving a bottle of this right now. Goes so well with the steak I cooked on my Big Green Egg
- Big Green Egg, 8th Jul '10
Been living in the tropics for the last 5 or so years, and found a bottle of this in the duty free shop at the local airport!Wanted to relive my youth in the UK, and after opening the bottle tonight - I wasn't disappointed!Takes me right back to the 80's (God - I'm getting old) - glad to see some things never change.Beats 'em all for the price.Paul in AsiaLove it's smoothness and 'gentle' heat.
- anonymous, 18th Jan '10
Always a pleasure
- anonymous, 26th Nov '09
This is my springboard to Irish whiskey. Satisfying taste especially over ice and a dash of water. Not robust and overpowering. Would like to try rest of the range.
- Brian O from South Africa, 8th Aug '09
Since blends are best over ice, I figured I'd try this one on the rocks. Good call. Definitely the standard for Irish whiskey, although in close competition with Bushmills. Not for single malt aficionados.
- anonymous, 30th Dec '07
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