Founded in 1780 & produced at Midleton Distillery, Co Cork, by John Jameson & Son. Members of the family are still involved in the business, though in 1966 Jameson became a part of the Irish Distillers Group, who also make Bushmills. When John Jameson opened his distillery in Dublin in 1780 he was carrying on a tradition of whiskey making which had its origins in Ireland over a thousand years ago. Today Jameson Irish Whiskey is world famous for its distinctive flavour & smooth characteristics. Triple distilled from the finest Irish barley & pure spring water & then matured in oak casks. Jameson carries the hallmark of quality, which has made it the best selling Irish Whiskey around the world. ...

Nose: A real full bodied aroma. Initially sweet with ripe fruit notes of melon, bananas & dark fleshy plums. The unmistakable pot still spicy character combines to give hints of treacle, cinnamon & liquorice. Taste: A mouthful of flavours. Mellow sweetness & toasted wood are complemented by fruit richness characteristic of the port casks. A touch of creamy dairy fudge & dark chocolate add to the complexity. Finish: A tantalisingly long finish which covers the spectrum from the sweetness of fruit, through the spices to the unmistakable note of barley, where it all began. You've met the Jameson Family, now meet the Godfather of them all, Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve. This initial expression of maturing rare pot still whiskey in traditional fortified wine casks is a triumph of the collaboration between the Jameson Masters; devotees to their craft whose skill & artistry have been richly rewarded. All the whiskeys in this magnificent Reserve are of an advanced age & have an immense collage of flavours to impart from their time in the wood. The pick of Jameson's older grain whiskeys were brought together with some rare & charismatic pot still whiskeys that had been matured in h&-picked second fill bourbon casks. These were carefully married with a rare pot still whiskey that was aged to a fantastic mellow sweetness in specially commissioned port pipes. The resulting union has a glorious, fruit rich character. ...

Redbreast is a very special whiskey within the Irish Distillers fortified as it's the only 12 year old Pure Pot Still available. It was first launched in 1939 as the brand name given to the pot still whiskey supplied by Jameson to whiskey bonders before bottling at the distillery became the norm in 1968. Stocks of whiskey in bonders' stores petered out, & thus Redbreast all but disappeared until its re-launch by the distillery in the 1990s as a single pot still whiskey. This pure pot still whiskey is matured for a minimum of 12 years in sherry casks & Bourbon barrels. Like all good pot still whiskeys, it is strongly flavoured & assertive, making it a rare treat for the connoisseur of fine old whiskey. Redbreast 12 Year Old was awarded the overall trophy for the second consecutive year in the International Wine & Spirits competition. Also Winner of Double Gold at the 2005 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. As all premium whiskeys can be consumed neat, but for a better tasting the recommendation from our Master Blender is to add a drop of water to dilute the alcohol & so release the intense flavours of this unique Pot Still Whiskey. ...

A careful balance of first fill & refill casks accentuates the assorted spices within Redbreasts characteristic full & complex flavour, amplified through additional maturation. ...

Founded in 1780 & produced at Midleton Distillery, Co Cork, by John Jameson & Son. Members of the family are still involved in the business, though in 1966 Jameson became a part of the Irish Distillers Group, who also make Bushmills. When John Jameson opened his distillery in Dublin in 1780 he was carrying on a tradition of whiskey making which had its origins in Ireland over a thousand years ago. Today Jameson Irish Whiskey is world famous for its distinctive flavour & smooth characteristics. Triple distilled from the finest Irish barley & pure spring water & then matured in oak casks. Jameson carries the hallmark of quality, which has made it the best selling Irish Whiskey around the world. ...

Founded in 1780 & produced at Midleton Distillery, Co Cork, by John Jameson & Son. Members of the family are still involved in the business, though in 1966 Jameson became a part of the Irish Distillers Group, who also make Bushmills. When John Jameson opened his distillery in Dublin in 1780 he was carrying on a tradition of whiskey making which had its origins in Ireland over a thousand years ago. Today Jameson Irish Whiskey is world famous for its distinctive flavour & smooth characteristics. Triple distilled from the finest Irish barley & pure spring water & then matured in oak casks. Jameson carries the hallmark of quality, which has made it the best selling Irish Whiskey around the world. ...

Clear, fruity, light vanilla hint. Very versatile try it on the rocks (as an aperitif) or mixed as a long drink. Minimum age 5 years, in traditional new oak casks. ...

A blend of armagnacs up to four years old. The wines are conditioned in Gascon oak casks, matured with care & experience, gained from over one hundred years of knowledge passed down from Father to Son. ...

A blend of eau de vie, the youngest being seven years old. The longer maturation in Montlezun oak gives this style considerable smoothness & a superb fragrance. ...

The XO Royal, known also as the '12 Years Old', is a blend of various Armagnacs which, exclusively, have been aged in oak in Janneau's maturation warehouses. Supervised & sampled throughout the ageing process the spirits chosen for the XO Royal blend are chosen for their specific qualities. The colour blue, chosen as an expression for XO Royal, is the colour of the Third Millennium: the blue of lapis-lazuli, the gem capable to free the creative expression & increase mental clearness. The specially designed Janneau ' Basquaise' bottle of the XO Royal is completed by the outside Metal Box in blue & gold crafted in Italy. The result is a gift presentation of sure impact. ...