Jameson Irish Whiskey, 1 L, 40%

€24.95*

Content: 1 Liter

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Product number: PD-02258

Ireland: Jameson Whiskey is a fruity Irish whiskey with sweet sherry notes, delicate spice aromas, nuances of citrus fruits and a hint of vanilla.

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Product information "Jameson Irish Whiskey, 1 L, 40%"

Jameson Irish Whiskey 1.0L 40%

The history of Jameson Whiskey

Jameson Irish Whiskey is the world's best-selling Irish whiskey and is produced by the Jameson Distillery in Midleton. Even though Jameson Irish Whiskey in its current form has surprisingly only been around since 1968, the origins of the Jameson distillery go back to 1780. The Jameson distillery was founded by the immigrant Scotsman John Jameson. His son of the same name took over the distillery and managed to sell an enormous output for the time and finally founded a joint stock company in 1902. Jameson had to go through many crises over the course of the last century and sales dwindled massively due to American Prohibition and the increased import duties in the UK due to Irish independence. The other producers in the Republic of Ireland were no better off and so in 1966 a decision was made to cooperate. Jameson, Power and the Cork Distilleries then operated under the name Irish Distillers Group (IDG). Jameson Irish Whiskey has been produced by IDG in Midleton since 1968.

The production of Jameson Irish Whiskey

The mash for Jameson Irish Whiskey is made from both malted and unmalted barley. The malted barley is dried in closed kilns so that no smoke gets to the malt. As is usual for Irish whiskey, Jameson Irish Whiskey is triple distilled to guarantee a special purity. The subsequent storage takes place in former sherry, port wine and bourbon oak barrels. The house's master blenders then mix the individual barrels to create the typical taste of Jameson Irish Whiskey.

The taste of Jameson Irish Whiskey

Jameson Irish Whiskey is, as is typical for an Irish whiskey, relatively light on the nose and palate. Jameson Irish Whiskey is soft on the palate, with sweet sherry notes, delicate spice aromas, notes of citrus fruits and a hint of vanilla. The aftertaste of Jameson Irish Whiskey is dry and has a light fruity note.

Age:	not stated
Alcohol content:	40% Vol.
Country:	Ireland
Filling quantity:	1 Liter
Region:	not stated
Responsible food business operator:	Jameson Distillery Bow Street, Bow Street, Smithfield Village, Dublin 7, Irland
Sherry:	+
Type:	Blended Whisky
Year:	not stated

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22 October 2013 19:05

Jameson!

i would've drank this stuff on the fields of athenry!

5 December 2013 15:14

easy intro level whiskey

Truly a great irish whiskey. Even Jim Murray rated it 95/100. great for beginners and lovers of irish whiskey

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