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Company: Jameson

Distillery: Jameson Distillery

Region: Smithfield, Dublin Ireland

Aging: Undisclosed Age Statement – finished in Craft IPA Beer Barrels

ABV: 40% ABV

Proof: 80 Proof

Mash Bill: Undisclosed

Non-Chill Filtered: No

MSRP Price: $35

Jameson IPA Edition Tasting Notes

Appearance: Honey

Nose: Sweet honey, vanilla, crisp apple, citrus, light fruits, apricot, light oak

Palate: Honey, light fruits, apricot, apple, citrus zest, raisin, sugary-sweetness

Finish: Light and easy finish with very little heat – leaves you with a nice fresh fruit and honey sweetness

Is Jameson IPA Edition an Approachable Whiskey?

Jameson IPA Edition is very smooth to drink.

It doesn’t offer a whole ton in terms of depth or complexity, but it does have a nice honey sweetness and light fruit notes.

This would be a good whiskey for a beginner to whiskey on a budget.

Is Jameson IPA Edition Complex?

Jameson IPA Edition doesn’t have a lot of complexity.

It’s pretty straightforward with notes of sweet honey, light fruits, citrus, and a tiny bit of oak.

What are Jameson IPA Edition’s strongest attributes/flavors?

Jameson IPA Edition’s strongest attribute would be its price tag.

For $35, you get a decent whiskey that drinks smoothly and offers a sweet and fruity flavor profile.

Is Jameson IPA Edition a go-to whiskey?

Jameson IPA Edition wouldn’t be a go-to whiskey for me. I’m more of a fan of the Jameson Stout Edition which actually has notes of the beer finish and a deeper flavor profile.

Is Jameson IPA Edition priced accurately to its quality?

Jameson IPA Edition is priced just a little above what I think its flavor profile delivers.

If this were a $25 bottle, I would be more likely to recommend it to more people who are looking for a smooth, budget whiskey.

Conclusion for Jameson IPA Edition

Jameson IPA Edition is a pretty standard whiskey that delivers a sweet and fruity flavor profile that is just a little bit overpriced for the “IPA Edition” Label.

While there are a few differences from the standard Jameson whiskey, if you’re going to get a beer edition, I would recommend going with the Stout Edition.

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