Jameson Black Barrel is a blended Irish whiskey that is matured in a combination of American oak, sherry casks, and double-charred bourbon barrels. This whiskey is named for the heavy charred barrels that are used in the aging process, which are known as black barrels. On the nose, Jameson Black Barrel offers a rich and full aroma with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and spice. The palate is equally complex, with flavors of honey, caramel, and dark chocolate, balanced by a subtle smokiness and a hint of fruitiness. The finish is long and warming, with a lingering sweetness and a touch of spice. Jameson Black Barrel is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, but also works well in a range of classic whiskey cocktails such as an Old Fashioned or Manhattan. This whiskey has a 40% ABV and comes in a 700ml bottle. Overall, Jameson Black Barrel is a well-crafted Irish whiskey that offers a unique blend of sweetness, spice, and smokiness. It's a great choice for those who appreciate a complex and full-bodied whiskey, and is sure to become a favorite among whiskey enthusiasts.
Jameson Black Barrel is a blended Irish whiskey that is matured in a combination of American oak, sherry casks, and double-charred bourbon barrels. This whiskey is named for the heavy charred barrels that are used in the aging process, which are known as black barrels. On the nose, Jameson Black Barrel offers a rich and full aroma with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and spice. The palate is equally complex, with flavors of honey, caramel, and dark chocolate, balanced by a subtle smokiness and a hint of fruitiness. The finish is long and warming, with a lingering sweetness and a touch of spice. Jameson Black Barrel is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, but also works well in a range of classic whiskey cocktails such as an Old Fashioned or Manhattan. This whiskey has a 40% ABV and comes in a 700ml bottle. Overall, Jameson Black Barrel is a well-crafted Irish whiskey that offers a unique blend of sweetness, spice, and smokiness. It's a great choice for those who appreciate a complex and full-bodied whiskey, and is sure to become a favorite among whiskey enthusiasts.
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Jameson Black Barrel Blended Irish Whiskey 1L
Jameson Black Barrel is a blended Irish whiskey that is matured in a combination of American oak, sherry casks, and double-charred bourbon barrels. This whiskey is named for the heavy charred barrels that are used in the aging process, which are known as black barrels. On the nose, Jameson Black Barrel offers a rich and full aroma with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and spice. The palate is equally complex, with flavors of honey, caramel, and dark chocolate, balanced by a subtle smokiness and a hint of fruitiness. The finish is long and warming, with a lingering sweetness and a touch of spice. Jameson Black Barrel is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, but also works well in a range of classic whiskey cocktails such as an Old Fashioned or Manhattan. This whiskey has a 40% ABV and comes in a 700ml bottle. Overall, Jameson Black Barrel is a well-crafted Irish whiskey that offers a unique blend of sweetness, spice, and smokiness. It's a great choice for those who appreciate a complex and full-bodied whiskey, and is sure to become a favorite among whiskey enthusiasts.
Jameson Black Barrel is a blended Irish whiskey that is matured in a combination of American oak, sherry casks, and double-charred bourbon barrels. This whiskey is named for the heavy charred barrels that are used in the aging process, which are known as black barrels. On the nose, Jameson Black Barrel offers a rich and full aroma with notes of vanilla, toasted oak, and spice. The palate is equally complex, with flavors of honey, caramel, and dark chocolate, balanced by a subtle smokiness and a hint of fruitiness. The finish is long and warming, with a lingering sweetness and a touch of spice. Jameson Black Barrel is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks, but also works well in a range of classic whiskey cocktails such as an Old Fashioned or Manhattan. This whiskey has a 40% ABV and comes in a 700ml bottle. Overall, Jameson Black Barrel is a well-crafted Irish whiskey that offers a unique blend of sweetness, spice, and smokiness. It's a great choice for those who appreciate a complex and full-bodied whiskey, and is sure to become a favorite among whiskey enthusiasts.
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Jameson Black Barrel Irish Whisky 1L
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This is a different kind of review, as I owe my health to this product! I had Colo/Rectal cancer, went through Chemo, radiation therapy and surgery. After my recovery, I had sever GI issues. I bought a bottle of Jameson Black Barrel, and after a few drams, my GI issues subsided! This is the absolute truth, and I have medial evidence to back it up. So, yes, I love this product and will continue to love it for the rest of my life! Thank you Jameson for being there for me!
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While I enjoy the many varieties of Jameson, Jameson Black Barrel is my favorite. It has a hearty full body flavor that leave many other whiskies wanting. I have tried many other tastes coming out of Ireland, and Scotland, including Talisker that makes your lips and tongue tingle, but Black Barrel is indeed my go to drink. This is not to say that the others are not good, and they are, but it is personal preference.
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As a Scotsman, I started my "whiskey adventure" years ago with single malts and ended up preferring American products.....bourbons and ryes. Lately, I've enjoyed a number of Irish whiskeys and this one hits all the right notes: Subtle vanilla, not too hot and a somewhat complex overall flavor profile. I like it best with one ice cube and a few minutes to "settle down." I'm now a Jameson fan. BTW: My last name is Jamieson.
| Beverage type | Blended Irish Whiskey |
| Alcohol Level | 40% |
| Bottle size | 1lt bottle Single |
| Product Origin | Ireland |
Jameson Black Barrel Irish Whisky 1L
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This is a different kind of review, as I owe my health to this product! I had Colo/Rectal cancer, went through Chemo, radiation therapy and surgery. After my recovery, I had sever GI issues. I bought a bottle of Jameson Black Barrel, and after a few drams, my GI issues subsided! This is the absolute truth, and I have medial evidence to back it up. So, yes, I love this product and will continue to love it for the rest of my life! Thank you Jameson for being there for me!
While I enjoy the many varieties of Jameson, Jameson Black Barrel is my favorite. It has a hearty full body flavor that leave many other whiskies wanting. I have tried many other tastes coming out of Ireland, and Scotland, including Talisker that makes your lips and tongue tingle, but Black Barrel is indeed my go to drink. This is not to say that the others are not good, and they are, but it is personal preference.
As a Scotsman, I started my "whiskey adventure" years ago with single malts and ended up preferring American products.....bourbons and ryes. Lately, I've enjoyed a number of Irish whiskeys and this one hits all the right notes: Subtle vanilla, not too hot and a somewhat complex overall flavor profile. I like it best with one ice cube and a few minutes to "settle down." I'm now a Jameson fan. BTW: My last name is Jamieson.
I've been an Irish Whiskey drinker for MANY years, having been converted from the Jack Daniels Black Label Tennessee Sour Mash to the 'original Yellow Label Jameson whiskey' back in the 70's. Trying 'new' Jameson products at some of my favorite Irish pubs in the SE Michigan area, I first discovered and enjoyed the Black Label Special Reserve and it quickly replaced the Yellow Label product as my preferred Jameson whiskey.When the labelling for the Black Label Reserve was replaced with the 'standard' Black Label Whiskey, I offered 'blind tastings' of both to my closest whiskey-drinking friends to see if they could taste the differences between the two Jameson whiskeys that I had experienced.We were all in agreement: there was a subtle difference!I bought up all ... MoreI've been an Irish Whiskey drinker for MANY years, having been converted from the Jack Daniels Black Label Tennessee Sour Mash to the 'original Yellow Label Jameson whiskey' back in the 70's. Trying 'new' Jameson products at some of my favorite Irish pubs in the SE Michigan area, I first discovered and enjoyed the Black Label Special Reserve and it quickly replaced the Yellow Label product as my preferred Jameson whiskey.When the labelling for the Black Label Reserve was replaced with the 'standard' Black Label Whiskey, I offered 'blind tastings' of both to my closest whiskey-drinking friends to see if they could taste the differences between the two Jameson whiskeys that I had experienced.We were all in agreement: there was a subtle difference!I bought up all the bottles of BL Special Reserve and keep them 'locked away' for very special occasions.For 'everyday whiskey', it is the Black Label Irish in the liter bottles, now available in Michigan.
We have visited Ireland several times and the last time, finally made it to the Jameson distillery. That gave us the opportunity to taste a variety of Jameson's whiskeys, all of which were distinctive and delicious. However, I tried Black Barrel about 5 years ago at a friend's house and it immediately became my favorite Irish whiskey. Smooth and rich... a perfect sipping whiskey. It's always front and center on our home bar in a decanter with a JBB hanger that came on the first bottle I bought.Last Summer we bought an Irish Terrier puppy. With Black Barrel as our "house pour" for Irish Whiskey, we named him... what else... Jameson. Friends and family love his name, which has led to many tastings of Black Barrel in our kitchen.
Jameson Black Barrel isn't exactly my favorite flavor of whiskey but for the price it's incredibly smooth. I would honestly compare its smoothness to a 10-12 year aged Irish Whiskey. If you like heavy vanilla smokey flavor this might become your new go-to. For me it's not exactly doing what I'm looking for. Just because it's not my cup-of-tea though doesn't mean I can't recognize that its very well crafted, easy to drink overall, and its smoothness is impressive to say the least.
Used to buy Balvenie Double Cask till the price topped $60. Tried regular Jameson because.. well I'm Irish so give it a shot (pun alert). Wasn't thrilled. A little 'one dimensional' I thought.. So tried Black Barrel.. It's now my go to dram! Takes a little longer to open up, but when it does (whisper 'water' in it's vicinity, not too loudly) it's great! Sublime vanilla/butterscotch nose, sweet oak and fruit notes.. The longer you indulge, the more you find.. and it changes as it opens. Growing into REAL cinnamon.. (The sweet genuine stuff.. not the bitter common substitute)Palate is just as complex with a welcome intensity and warmth... spicy/cinnamon, full with vanilla and butterscotch.. maybe a little nougat.. and hints of citrus and floral..Enjoy slowly as it ... MoreUsed to buy Balvenie Double Cask till the price topped $60. Tried regular Jameson because.. well I'm Irish so give it a shot (pun alert). Wasn't thrilled. A little 'one dimensional' I thought.. So tried Black Barrel.. It's now my go to dram! Takes a little longer to open up, but when it does (whisper 'water' in it's vicinity, not too loudly) it's great! Sublime vanilla/butterscotch nose, sweet oak and fruit notes.. The longer you indulge, the more you find.. and it changes as it opens. Growing into REAL cinnamon.. (The sweet genuine stuff.. not the bitter common substitute)Palate is just as complex with a welcome intensity and warmth... spicy/cinnamon, full with vanilla and butterscotch.. maybe a little nougat.. and hints of citrus and floral..Enjoy slowly as it changes over time.I watched a video on the internet where a 'famous' big time scotch guy was telling people how to 'nose' your dram.. his main point was if you're not sticking your nose full into the glass.. you're doing it wrong! My 'amateur' opinion... start at a couple in inches above the glass and enjoy the complex with your eyes closed.. pick out and try to define what you find.. then move down to an inch and repeat.. THEN put your nose in the glass... then reverse the process.. finally taking a sip.I go really slow with only a small sip.. just enough to swish around and swallow for experience as I find alcohol can bring on a migraine.. so I have to be careful... but to me it adds a note of potential danger to the process :-)So there's my review.. overlong and seemingly pretentious as it may be.. and I hesitated to include so many superlatives as they will probably raise the prices as did the scotchers... ENJOY!!!!!!
My friend loved the gift packaged in an elegant velvet bag which is optional. Of course I wanted that special touch. Instead of me guessing when to have it delivered to be accepted in person, he appreciated that he could select the date and time to work with his schedule. Because of him, I'm now a Jameson girl. How do we describe Black Barrel? Smooth. Rich, Sexy. And, aways on the rocks.
I bought two items online with curbside pick-up: Jameson Black Barrel whiskey and Cais da Ribeira Douro Red Reserva Port Barrel Aged wine.BOTH bottles had disintegrating corks! The wine had particles in it and immediately smelled/tasted bad. The whiskey’s cork split in half, with the bottom part dropping into the liquid. The taste was not immediately noticeable, but had a bitter aftertaste.How can two completely different brands/beverages have the same problem….unless Total Wine is storing them improperly and/or sleeping on quality control procedures?!?!Super disappointed, can’t image shopping here again.
When you think of Jameson, the first thing that comes to mind may be their flagship release. Some folks look at higher-tier expressions, some of which can get quite pricy.I have to admit, I'm not a regular drinker of the flagship expression. I have no problems with low-end Irish; I find several of them enjoyable. But, when I saw a 200ml of Jameson Black Barrel in the clearance section of a random liquor store for $7.00, grabbing it to do a review was a no-brainer. I had no preconceived notions. I simply said to myself, Good or bad, I won't miss the outlay. So, I put it in my cart along with everything else I found.Jameson Black Barrel is distilled at the Bow St. Distillery in Dublin. It is a blend of primarily single pot still and a portion of "rare and sweet" ... MoreWhen you think of Jameson, the first thing that comes to mind may be their flagship release. Some folks look at higher-tier expressions, some of which can get quite pricy.I have to admit, I'm not a regular drinker of the flagship expression. I have no problems with low-end Irish; I find several of them enjoyable. But, when I saw a 200ml of Jameson Black Barrel in the clearance section of a random liquor store for $7.00, grabbing it to do a review was a no-brainer. I had no preconceived notions. I simply said to myself, Good or bad, I won't miss the outlay. So, I put it in my cart along with everything else I found.Jameson Black Barrel is distilled at the Bow St. Distillery in Dublin. It is a blend of primarily single pot still and a portion of "rare and sweet" grain whiskey that's not found in any other Jameson expression. It is aged in former first-fill Bourbon barrels that have been double-charred, meaning originally charred like any Bourbon would be, and then, once emptied, the barrel was charred a second time, hence the Black Barrel in the name. Jameson also utilizes some toasted sherry barrels.Now, you likely won't find this for $7.00, but you can find a 750ml for about $34.99. It is packaged at 40% ABV (80°) and not difficult to find.Enough of the background; let's see how well I spent my money and #DrinkCurious.Appearance: Poured neat in my Glencairn glass, Black Barrel was the color of bronze. It formed a medium rim that released very fat, quick legs that crashed back into the pool.Nose: The air was very fruity before I even brought the glass to my face. What I found was genuinely tropical with pineapple, coconut, and banana. Loads of banana. Apple and malt were easily discernable as well. When I brought the aroma into my mouth, it came across as malted milk.Palate: The mouthfeel was incredibly smooth (I know some folks hate that term) and silky. It filled everywhere in my mouth but wasn't weighty. The front featured caramel, coconut, and allspice. Stewed peaches and vanilla cream were in the middle, and the back gave flavors of cinnamon, nuts, and char.Finish: Medium-to-long in duration, the finish offered pineapple, apricot, banana bread, milk chocolate, char, and sweet tobacco.Bottle, Bar, or Bust: This is very likely the best $7.00 I've spent on a bottle of whiskey. I have no idea why this was on the store's clearance rack, but I'm thankful for the opportunity. I loved everything about Jameson Black Barrel except for one thing. I really adored the finish and wanted it to last longer. Now, as far as a $34.99 bottle goes, I'd still rank it a Bottle all day long. Cheers!My Simple, Easy to Understand Rating SystemBottle = Buy ItBar = Try ItBust = Leave ItWhiskeyfellow encourages you to enjoy your whiskey as you see fit but begs you do so responsibly.
| Beverage type | Blended Irish Whiskey |
| Alcohol Level | 40% |
| Bottle size | 1lt bottle Single |
| Product Origin | Ireland |
