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This is a distillery bottling of Jameson Irish Whiskey from the Bow Street Distillery in Dublin, specifically bottled for P. Soffiantino & C. Genova. The label features 'John Jameson & Son, Bow Street Distillery Dublin'. This bottle is from the period between 1968 (when the iconic green bottle was introduced) and 1976 (when production moved from Bow Street).
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86.3 / 100 · Based on 4 published reviews.
driftwoodkit29 AugSweet sherry and vanilla make this a smooth, inviting blend.
The balance of spice, vanilla and sweet sherry gives this a clear, approachable shape. I’d favor that restraint over anything too showy, though the notes suggest a smooth whisky rather than one that aims to be especially challenging.
the draw here is the easy meeting of spice and sweetness: spicy wood and pepper on the nose lead into nutty, vanilla notes with a hint of sweet sherry. The light floral fragrance gives it a softer edge, while the smooth, lingering finish sounds like a comfortable close rather than a sharp change of direction. A friendly, approachable character for a blended whisky, with enough contrast to keep the sweetness from feeling one-note.
Sweet sherry meets spicy wood.
