And this is just the OG like I dont see anybody going to a bar and not having Jamison and if there is a bar that doesnt have Jamison I dont want to be there Irish know how to make whiskey this is an OG what are you gonna go for tellamurdew no

What a good drink. I used to drink this along time go. I always took shots of it, but it really upset my stomach. I now don't drink it but I still love the taste!

I like my regular Jameson with a little ginger ale! The Black Barrel and the Cold Brew are only served on the rocks or with a splash of club soda at my house! The only way to drink the 18 Year Old is straight up! I love them all! Cheers!!!

What can I say? This is the best Irish whiskey out there in my opinion. Better then Bushmills. Straight, on the rox, in an Irish coffee - whatever you like Jame-O is the perfect choice. Why settle for less?

Recently discovered Jameson and Strawberry soda & it's seriously amazing. The Jameson is smooth with a nice finish on the palate without leaving a hard medicinal or overtly sweet taste. Nice to sip at the end of the day.

Green tea shots are my weakness and they sure do the dang trick! A crucial ingredient, for sure. By itself, it’s a standard Irish Whiskey. Nothing too bad, nothing to great - the company does have some interesting barrel aged options though!

I am a traditionalist and have been drinking the Original for years. On occasion for a change of pace I will sip the taste of Black/Barrel and this summer canned J with Ginger and Lime.

It's not the cheapest whiskey around, but it's fairly price for the excellent quality it offers. The only improvement I can see is keeping the quality and lowering cost. Still, I highly recommend!

It’s delicious and smooth taste. I had never tried whisky before first time but I’m definitely a fan. Nothing to change just live the flavor . I like it better than Jack Daniels . Definitely recommended

Buy it by the case. On 2 large rocks, 3 fingers to start. Ginger beer and Jamieson. Jamieson Sour. I have drank Jamieson around the world, Arctic to Antarctica.