Jameson

Jameson is my favourite whiskey, and the only one that I genuinely enjoy drinking. The flavour is definitely that of a whiskey, but it is also light and very amiable to drink and even down. It is a very complex, almost sweet taste, and it is the sort of thing that I associate with festive nights sitting inside in a lovely comfy armchair by the fire. It is certainly not the cheapest drink available, but it is worth the premium that you pay over no-frills, cheapo scotch and other such similar beverages that are offered by many supermarkets. The price premium is reflected in the quality of the product. The clear irish water and finest barley used in its ...  Read the complete review

The word “whiskey” comes from the Gaelic “Uisce Beatha” meaning “water of life” – an accolade which seems very appropriate for the wonderfully smooth and aromatic Jameson Irish Whiskey. Whisky (whiskey when referring to Irish whiskey) is a spirit distilled from a fermented mash of grains, which can include rye, barley, oats, wheat and corn. The best-known whiskies are Scotch, Irish, American and Canadian, and no doubt, we all have our favourites. I hope to explain why Jameson Irish Whiskey is mine, and why, if you are yet to try it, you have a treat in store. Irish whiskey is made from a mixture of malted and ...  Read the complete review