This is the serious business stuff. A bit too harsh for my tastes, I prefer something with less bite that goes down smoothly. But I won’t say no to it either!

Smooth, great with a slash of sprite. Great value for your money All my friends are so impressed when I bring this out- they had no idea Irish whiskey could be this dynamic and robust. Id would totally buy again.

It was just St Patrick’s Day, so you know that the Jameson came out! This is a smooth whiskey with strong notes. I’m not a huge fan of whiskey but I felt that this was easy to take in shots and delicious with some Baileys!

If I drink dark liquor this is what I’m drinking. I think it mixed with other things. I think the price is decent for the taste and it’s a good value. I would recommend this whiskey to anyone who’s looking to try something dark like this.

This is some of the most decadent alchols that I have every had. It not only a great product, it has a reasonable priced. I am impressed and will continue to use this product. Thanks.

I highly recommend to all! I love all their products. Smooth and rich taste will leave you and guests at wow at the first sip! Drink responsibly due to the fact this wont hit you right away but eventually will creep up on you lol

Jameson is a solid drinking whiskey. It's easy to find and reasonably priced. As an Irish Whiskey, it's sweeter than American Bourbons, but this makes it very drinkable. Would highly recommend. 

Jameson is a good Irish whiskey that we always bring out around st. Patrick’s day. My boyfriend likes to sip it. I mix it with a couple of things. Overall a good whiskey and will buy again.

Jameson with a pickle back is the only shot I will pay for at a bar. I’m going to Ireland in a week and a stop at the Jameson Distillery is on my list! It’s a great whiskey and if on my bar cart right now.

My favorite use for it is green tea shots! It’s a crowd pleaser and isn’t too harsh going down. Others will sometimes sub Jameson but it truly doesn’t taste the same as the real thing! Jameson is affordable so there is no reason to not use it.