Ireland
Jameson
The best-selling Irish whiskey and a benchmark of the island’s style: smooth, fruity and smoke-free.
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Vanilla
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Irish whiskey tends to be smooth and fruity, and is often distilled three times. Besides the best-known blends, Ireland has a style of its own, single pot still, which mixes malted and unmalted barley and is distilled in pot stills. Check each one’s flavour profile to find yours.
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The best-selling Irish whiskey and a benchmark of the island’s style: smooth, fruity and smoke-free.
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See the whisky and review itThe ten-year-old malt from Bushmills, the Northern Irish distillery famous for its triple distillation.
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An Irish blend much appreciated for its high proportion of malt whiskey, largely matured in oloroso sherry casks, according to the brand.
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The entry blend from Bushmills, the historic Northern Irish distillery. It blends triple-distilled malt whiskey with grain whiskey and offers a light, sweet and fruity profile, without smoke.
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A richer, deeper version of classic Jameson. Part of the whiskey matures in bourbon casks that are charred a second time before filling, according to the brand, and the blend has a high proportion of pot still whiskey.
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See the whisky and review itThe result of a collaboration between Jameson and a Cork brewery: the whiskey casks were used to mature stout and were then refilled with Jameson to give it a finish, according to the brand.
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One of the best-selling Irish whiskeys. It is triple distilled and combines three styles: pot still, malt and grain, matured in bourbon and sherry casks.
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Red Bush is a malt-rich Bushmills blend matured in first-fill bourbon casks. That American oak gives it more vanilla, caramel and fruit than Bushmills Original.
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The benchmark of Irish pot still, a style unique to Ireland that mixes malted and unmalted barley in the same distillation, giving an oily texture and a spicy touch.
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An Irish pot still with plenty of history, born as the brand of a Dublin wine merchant and now made at Midleton.
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See the whisky and review itThere are 42 more whiskies that meet the criteria. All Irish whisky (52)
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