1 Way to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
As we approach St. Patrick’s Day, I would like to highlight one of my favorite Irish whiskeys. Jameson blended Irish whiskey is the best selling Irish whiskey in the world. When I had my first sip of Jameson I said, “oh that’s good.” Then I discovered Jameson Black Barrel and was like, “yes, that will be my new go to drink!” Oooooh but I when I was introduced to Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve, I knew, “THIS is my favorite.”
Jameson Rarest Vintage Reserve is smooth on the palette, with a taste of toasted wood complemented by a slight flavor of fruit and chocolate. I’ve been saving my coins ever since my first tasting for my own personal bottle.
Another favorite is the Whiskey Makers Series, celebrating the Head Distiller, Head Cooper and Head Blender. This limited edition series, Cooper’s Croze, Blenders Dog, and Distiller’s Safe, bring a variety of flavors from vanilla to hazelnut and toasted wood. Unfortunately, the Distiller’s Safe is not sold in the US so my lips have not yet had the pleasure.
Whiskey lovers get you a bottle of Jameson and let’s start the celebration early.
SLÁINTE!!
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