Jameson Original is the only whiskey I can drink purely for the taste. I discovered it only 2 years ago and feel that 70 years of my life were wasted drinking American whiskeys.
@@choimdachoim9491 wym by purely for the taste? As opposed to what? And it's your favorite of ALL whiskeys including top shelf premium stuff? I'm so surprised that people speak so well of a bottom shelf cheap whiskey. If it's so great what even makes it bottom shelf? Lol 🤔 so American whiskeys don't taste good?
@@sowhat... Regarding "top-shelf," I refuse to afford the $2,000.00 bottles I see at Costco. I drink at the most 2 bottles per year so affordable and tasty is plenty good for my uses. The American standards during my life have been Jim Beam and Jack Daniels and compared to Jameson they're like straight alcohol (almost as bad as stuff I've had many years ago south of the border.) 30 years ago I received the gift of a bottle of 25 year old Single Malt and it took me more than a year to finish it. Top Shelf doesn't mean tasty. I'm old so I don't drink for the "high."
I think this is a great idea for a video! I’m drinking BB as I watch it. However, I think if you changed up the music and the mood of the video it would get an even better response! Just my opinion though, thanks for sharing!!
great video. Total props for taking the leap with how you put this together. Also I really like the way the video progresses. I agree - standard jameson is the best.
Stout I’d say is my fav. Haven’t tried the crested yet. But if you could do a video of all the other Jameson’s like the bow street edition and the aged ones. That would be awesome
I found the original Jameson very harsh on the pallet, it’s on special offer in the local shop for €20 euros and I think that’s even to much for it.... I’d prefer the BB or Crested but my number one is Redbreast 12 year old. Thanks for sharing your review.
Whisky Shared As you said we all have different tastes a friend of mine works for Jameson and he doesn’t like the original either he prefers the Crested or Redbreast like myself finds it easier on the pallet.
I had Jameson Crested in Ned O'Shea's after the Jameson Experience tour a few years back. I have been looking for it in the States ever since. Maybe it looms large in my imagination since I have been unable to taste it since, but I remember it being excellent. Full points to you for tasting five different expressions of Jameson in a row. With so many similarities between the liquid, that would challenge most. Caskmates Stout is my current JJ favorite. Great value. Cheers!
Stout & BB are both better than Original. IPA was designed to be lighter & more approachable (in addition to being very drinkable) overall. Jameson Original has been surpassed by its variants.
@@Ashclayton1994 I don’t know how because even their websites says it’s not available in the US that’s the one whiskey they were keeping strictly for Ireland “In fact, we actually receive many independent brands not even available in Ireland. However, one of the few Irish whiskeys not available in the United States remains Jameson Crested Ten.”
James sligo jameson, went to Africa, found a cannabel tribe there and bought them a 10 year old girl to watch her being eaten by them, I will never have jameson in my house or anywhere else ashamed that he is Irish,
I don't pretend to be a professional. My channel is me sharing my whisky journey. Also, I don't recall comparing blended whiskey with malt, so if you could point out where I said that in this video, that would be helpful?
@@WhiskyShared You're not saying it but you're doing it. When a bottle of Irish Whiskey has a cork it is Malt, when it has a crew cap, it's blended. Also notice that the Scottish say Whisky and the Irish say Whiskey. The Irish are quite fanatic when it comes to their "usquebaugh" or "water of life". Personally I never tasted the Black Barrel but i love the Crested. That would be my number one.
All Jameson in this blind taste test is blended. The cork is not an indicator of malt whiskey in Jameson bottles. Even the 18 year old cask strength which is £175 is a blend.
Jameson Original is the only whiskey I can drink purely for the taste. I discovered it only 2 years ago and feel that 70 years of my life were wasted drinking American whiskeys.
Crested is a nice sweet version of it my opinion
@@lukeoreilly960 I tried some Tin Cup recently...good stuff and comes with a metal jigger.
@@choimdachoim9491 wym by purely for the taste? As opposed to what? And it's your favorite of ALL whiskeys including top shelf premium stuff? I'm so surprised that people speak so well of a bottom shelf cheap whiskey. If it's so great what even makes it bottom shelf? Lol 🤔 so American whiskeys don't taste good?
@@sowhat... Regarding "top-shelf," I refuse to afford the $2,000.00 bottles I see at Costco. I drink at the most 2 bottles per year so affordable and tasty is plenty good for my uses. The American standards during my life have been Jim Beam and Jack Daniels and compared to Jameson they're like straight alcohol (almost as bad as stuff I've had many years ago south of the border.) 30 years ago I received the gift of a bottle of 25 year old Single Malt and it took me more than a year to finish it. Top Shelf doesn't mean tasty. I'm old so I don't drink for the "high."
The Original and the Black Barrel are my favorites.
Nice to see a good honest non fixed blind taste test. Well done 👍
Just tried the black barrel and was blown away!! 😁
The Jameson Black barrel is levels Above My fav then the original after that
I just needed to confirm my bias that Jameson original is indeed the best. Glad it worked out fine.
I think this is a great idea for a video! I’m drinking BB as I watch it. However, I think if you changed up the music and the mood of the video it would get an even better response! Just my opinion though, thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for your feedback, it really helps 🙏
great video. Total props for taking the leap with how you put this together. Also I really like the way the video progresses. I agree - standard jameson is the best.
Thanks. It's a big challenge and a great way to test your knowledge.
Stout I’d say is my fav. Haven’t tried the crested yet. But if you could do a video of all the other Jameson’s like the bow street edition and the aged ones. That would be awesome
Crested is worth a try. If I can get hold of them, then I will definitely do a review.
Now there is one that crushes all these the single potstill wish it was out 4 years ago its quite delicious
Agreed, it's very good.
I literally watched this to see Original Jameson come 1st. I had no doubt.
I found the original Jameson very harsh on the pallet, it’s on special offer in the local shop for €20 euros and I think that’s even to much for it.... I’d prefer the BB or Crested but my number one is Redbreast 12 year old. Thanks for sharing your review.
I'm surprised you found it harsh but we all have different tastes. Redbreast 12 is a very nice whiskey.
Whisky Shared As you said we all have different tastes a friend of mine works for Jameson and he doesn’t like the original either he prefers the Crested or Redbreast like myself finds it easier on the pallet.
@@castrolgtx5064 Try doing a blind test and see what you prefer. Halo effect might play a role on your judgement if you know what you're taking
@@DesmondKarani wym by halo effect?
Haven't tried the crested but I generally prefer the original. Good review man!
Thanks. It's worth a try if you like the original.
Love the Caskmates Stout
Me too. Good choice
I had Jameson Crested in Ned O'Shea's after the Jameson Experience tour a few years back. I have been looking for it in the States ever since. Maybe it looms large in my imagination since I have been unable to taste it since, but I remember it being excellent. Full points to you for tasting five different expressions of Jameson in a row. With so many similarities between the liquid, that would challenge most. Caskmates Stout is my current JJ favorite. Great value. Cheers!
Blinds do that to you! To me too. These aren't my normal drinking, but bravo for putting this out there. Like the disappointed face.
Blind tasting is really hard even if you think you know the whisky.
Crested and black barrel are great going to try the stout today.
Enjoy my friend
If you have tried all these whiskeys that sounds like you can probably identify them by taste in which case what's the point of a blind test?
Stout & BB are both better than Original. IPA was designed to be lighter & more approachable (in addition to being very drinkable) overall. Jameson Original has been surpassed by its variants.
My favorite is the original
I like the stout
Caskmate Stout!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jameson caskmate + schweppes ginger ale beats every other whiskey or LIT in the world.
Good review aswell mate 👍
Thanks.
Which one is the smoothest?? I like light taste
I think you'd like the Jameson original. It's a good starting point.
Just purchased crested really want to try black barrel tho
Good choices.
Really like the crested haven’t tried the stout.
I think you'll like it if you little the Crested
You are so lucky! You can’t get Jameson crested in the United States it’s one of the few Irish whiskeys that stay in Ireland
I live in the United States and I've seen it sold at total wine here in south Carolina
@@Ashclayton1994 I don’t know how because even their websites says it’s not available in the US that’s the one whiskey they were keeping strictly for Ireland “In fact, we actually receive many independent brands not even available in Ireland. However, one of the few Irish whiskeys not available in the United States remains Jameson Crested Ten.”
Love a Jameson!
Should have had a few drinks before you done this to liven you up mate
Have you tried the Jamesons orange yet?
I have just bought a bottle but not tried it yet.
@@WhiskyShared get a review up mate, not 1 on youtube
Jameson black barrel and coke any good?
I don't know but it works very well in an old fashioned. I'd recommend that.
Jameson Bold No.1 for me 🥃🍀😍
Good choice but if you could only pick from the core range, what would you choose?
Crested🥃😋
@@niebkoniebuszewski1617 good choice
Black Barrel👌
stick um all in the same glass pint glass fill with Canada dry ice and a wedge of lime..... Then do your review..... Happy dazzzzes 🇬🇧... Beautiful 😃
I might just give that a go!
James sligo jameson, went to Africa, found a cannabel tribe there and bought them a 10 year old girl to watch her being eaten by them, I will never have jameson in my house or anywhere else ashamed that he is Irish,
You said James Jameson. John Jameson was the creator of this Irish whiskey.
@@davidearl1056 I didn't say he created the whiskey, it was his late late grandfather that did,
La música es terrible capo. Buena degustación igual.
Thanks for the feedback
Porqué no te gusta la música? 😂
Sorry but comparing blended with malt whiskey's.... that's a sign of an amateur.
I don't pretend to be a professional. My channel is me sharing my whisky journey. Also, I don't recall comparing blended whiskey with malt, so if you could point out where I said that in this video, that would be helpful?
@@WhiskyShared You're not saying it but you're doing it. When a bottle of Irish Whiskey has a cork it is Malt, when it has a crew cap, it's blended. Also notice that the Scottish say Whisky and the Irish say Whiskey.
The Irish are quite fanatic when it comes to their "usquebaugh" or "water of life".
Personally I never tasted the Black Barrel but i love the Crested. That would be my number one.
All Jameson in this blind taste test is blended. The cork is not an indicator of malt whiskey in Jameson bottles. Even the 18 year old cask strength which is £175 is a blend.
I don't think he knows what's what as he keeps repeating himself
Maybe you should take a similar test and try identifying which is which. That's the power of blind tests, judging without biases
@@DesmondKarani but if he knows what they all taste then what's the difference if it's a blind test?
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Is this guy drunk before he even starts, or does he simply talk slow because he's not very smart?
He's speaking slowly because you're not smart.
Studies have shown that there's no correlation between talking slowly and one's intelligence. Your comment makes you the dumb one here.