My sister got me started on Jameson whiskey and I love it for the occasional change up to my whiskey routine!  Smooth and slightly smoky this Irish whiskey will warm you right up.  Great on its own or in Irish coffee or cocktails.  Mid grade whiskey good all around.

Great flavor an smooth. Best for a Green Tea Shot or glass. Very original whisky brand. They have been around for so long you can trust the process. They stay true to the flavor, but I think they can catch up to current times and add a flavor to there arsenal. 

As a Kentuckian, bourbon is our pride and joy, so there’s a bias when it comes to other American whiskeys, or other international liquors. Scotch whiskey - still haven’t tried. But one St. Patrick’s Day I decided to do an Irish stew; since I’m not a Guinness fan, I went with one recipe containing Irish Whiskey and decided this was my chance to try Jamieson. So I ended up trying the brand three different ways. And I was hooked! First, as far as the stew, it was an addition that kicked up the flavor a bit without overwhelming the meat, the vegetables or the base. Next I went with a cocktail: Irish Lemonade and an Irish Paloma, and the mellowness of the Whiskey came through, the vanilla and nuttiness playing off the citrus. It wasn’t overly potent. Everything was balanced. Finally came trying it straight, the real test, and this is when I became a fan. It’s as described: very smooth on the tongue, smooth going down and none of the burning. I didn’t taste a lot of the spice, but the nuts and vanilla were present but evened out each other. It was something I could sip in the evenings, straight or on the rocks. So three different ways to use Jameson's, each of them wonderful. I don’t buy it enough and I need to. It’s not only for St. Patrick’s Day.

I'm not a huge whiskey drinker but if I was to choose my favorite it would have to be Jameson because it is really smooth and can be paired with ginger ale to make a great drink. It's also not as sweet as other alcoholic beverages such as Crown Royal. 

Not a huge whiskey person but I know this to be a classic choice for many! The "burn" is minimal and the aftertaste isn't too woody like many other whiskeys. To lighten this for many non-whiskey folk such as myself, I'd recommend this to go with a fancy cheese platter!

We’ve been drinking Jameson since 2018. After we watched an episode of Ray Donovan on Showtime we decided to buy a bottle and we’ve been hooked ever since. We have collected dozens of bottles that are decorated around our kitchen!!! I would love to upload a photo if possible!

I tried this with an old friend. I hadn’t tried it before. My friend suggested this and thought that I would like it. This was the perfect suggestion as it is very smooth. I like to think of it as a sippers whiskey. I prefer mine straight in a shot or over the rocks. If you like whiskey or trying different whiskeys, try this one. You will not be disappointed.

Tried and true best irish whiskey there is. If you come from an Irish heritage you know this is a staple in the house. It needs no improvement and if you ever make it to Ireland you have to make your way to the distillery and get it straight from the barrel.

Classico! Cocktails? Aha! Just with ice? Okay! Perfect for parties! One of the favorites hard liquor in my small family of 2. Romantic evening? Okay! Movie night? Maybe! Affordable! Mix it up! Would by it for small or big event again, of course! 5 of 5!

We (me and my friends who like this product as much as i do ) drink it weekly and it's my go to choise. When there is a discount on it why buy a few and have it till the next discount and then the cycle continous. Soothing taste, very easy going, good to drink neet, on rocks or in a drink. In summary however you like Jameson will work with it. It's a very good whiskey to start getting into whiskeys. I have recomended it to few persons who wanted to try whiskey for the first time and always had great results. Personaly i think it's just because irish whiskey is superior in comparison to other types. I am not 21 in poland we can drink when we hit 18