27 Customer Reviews

• 5
  G Klueg 22 June 2014

  I have 2 bottle's just had to open one and is well worth the price and wait. Going to save 1 bottle for special time in future. I have a Berry midleton and midleton and have tasted both fine but vintage is my vote.

• Fr0ggy 29 October 2013

  I have yet to find a finer whiskey for the price.

• Brummie Terry 28 August 2012

  A beaut of a whiskey when drank two parts whiskey one part water,a fantastic 70th birthday present from my son and daughter in law,thanks both for a great present,cheers.

• saha 24 May 2012

  a bit dissapointed with this...too sweet and the floral & frutiness is too obvious sp the nose which spoils the drinking mood,though the mouth feel ness is there and smooth to some extent,

• Carl 17 December 2011

  Beautiful rich blend, a great whiskey, but I can't but wonder what the pure pot stills that went into it tasted like on their own, in any other bottling a waste of great aged pot still, but with this bottle I can't complain, excellent

• Anonymous 19 October 2011

  Comparing Jameson with Remy Martin... Irish whiskey with Cognac... barley and grain with eau de vie... somehow I'm missing the link here.

• bobby 12 August 2011

  this is a blended whiskey rangeing maybe from 30-80 years in age of the individual whiskeys that make it up.it is like a very fine brandy,might i add that all remy martin produce is blended brandys.so please get some common sense the price is very good here,truely is in ireland and abroad this stuff can go for 500 euros or $700.

• lambo 29 October 2010

  irish distillers are full of it to be honest, but its not a bad whiskey i suppose

• Adrian Phelan 13 October 2010

  The best Irish Whiskey to surface since the Redbreast 15yo. Very complex and full of rich fruit flavours from Shery casks and vanilla

• Tir Eoghain 3 April 2010

  Had a glass of this last week which was given to me by a very good friend of mine who owns a bar in Jax, Florida. Aside from the marketing guff, when it comes down to it this is a great whiskey. Quite complex flavours, sweet, as with all Jameson, but has vanilla, citrus and oaky elements - it really does sit on the palate for some time. Could almost be a liqueur whiskey - an excellent Irish blended whiskey - but for special occasions only! Maith thú

• Jay 29 December 2009

  Chris,Where are you buying multiple bottles of the 2007? I can't find it.....thanksJay

• Chris 2 November 2009

  I have purchased multiple bottles of this Whiskey, and I can testify that it is by far the best Jameson I have ever had. It competes very well against many of the best Irish whiskey’s out there. The main reason you don't see a vintage year, is because it varies. This is a blend of various whiskeys that vary greatly by age. It still is a Vintage blend, there just isn't a single year associated with it. Think of it as the Irish whiskey version of Johnny Walker Blue label.

• Inoue Kosei 10 October 2009

  the best irish whisky ever tasted, worth the money

• Rory McA 10 August 2009

  Thanks for the useful review Niall/Drinkslover. Now I just need to start saving to buy it.

• Niall 21 April 2009

  A very decent Irish whiskey. If you are a fan of the 18year old Jameson you will love this. A bit sspicier than the Middleton and smoother than the 18 its a whiskey best enjoyed when you have no drink taken before it. It is a very sublime and smooth whiskey that will make you savour its flavour while also going "no one is getting near it, its mine" A bit pricey, but if you are going through UK duty free its a better bargain than most of the other prestige whiskeys

• Drinkslover 5 March 2009

  Never mind all the above - this is the best Irish whiskey I've ever tried. Very rich and silky. Big spicy complexity and unbelievably smooth

• Anonymous 29 December 2008

  Marketing guff???? Casks washing hair??? Ones available for individual selection??What vintage is it??? Would you please just review the whiskey so people like myself who have never tasted it can read about the product.

• Tim F 28 October 2008

  I tasted this blind last week in a competition I was judging and it is fantastic, the standout whiskey of the day for me. Delighted as I could never afford to buy a bottle of this for myself.

• Ger 1 October 2008

  I have a bottle of this and it is a first rate whiskey.

• JohnM 7 August 2008

  A scotch made up of similar whiskeys would not cost more than 150 euro. Probably a lot less. It's a pity about the price. I know the name and guff is a bit excessive, but I don't really care about all that stuff. I'd buy it regularly if it was reasonably priced. The sample I tasted was given to me. I love this style of whiskey, so for me it was superb.