Jameson Orange Flavoured Irish Whiskey, 70cl

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Taste / Palate: Exceptionally well balanced on aromatics with intense zesty orange and hints of sweet vanilla from the whiskey. Delicate, smooth and full mouthfeel with distinctive orange zest notes and spicy, nutty, sweet vanilla undertones. Jameson Orange combines the finest triple-distilled Jameson Irish Whiskey with natural orange flavouring. The result is a deliciously smooth, naturally zesty, subtly sweet and perfectly balanced expression. Bottled at 30% ABV and bursting with flavour, the new release introduces a whiskey-focused, modern, low-sugar twist to the growing flavoured spirits category. The orange whiskey invasion has finally crossed the pond and made it to Ireland, with Jameson Orange now a thing. Unlike Jim Beam Orange, which turned out to be an orange liqueur, Jameson Orange is a flavored whiskey — specifically Jameson with “zesty orange flavor” added.

combines the brand’s signature triple-distilled Irish Whiskey with natural Orange flavor, for a delicious taste experience. What came first? The whiskey or the barrel? The barrel of course. As that’s where the magic happens in all our whiskey. Bonding flavor together through time, patience and craft. As the char ignites to create something more. Delicate, smooth and full mouthfeel with distinctive notes of orange zest as well as spicy, nutty, sweet vanilla. Jameson® Irish Whiskey is proud to announces its newest release, Jameson Orange. As the latest addition to the celebrated Irish whiskey portfolio, Jameson® OrangeThe launch of Jameson Orange builds upon that momentum as it further underscores the versatility of the flavored whiskey category and the Jameson portfolio.”

For a refreshing and citrusy long drink that’s perfect for sipping on a hot summer’s day, you can’t go wrong with a Jameson Orange Crush. Ingredients include, aside from the Jameson Orange, triple sec, fresh orange juice, and lemon-lime soda, and you can have an orange wedge or orange twist on hand to use as a garnish. Kevin O’Gorman is the Master Distiller at Irish Distillers. He said: “Taste is at the heart of every sip of Jameson produced. Triple distilled whiskey like ours involves a careful, crafted process. One perfected over hundreds of years. This innovation builds on that craft. We're proud to share this well balanced and zesty creation with new and existing whiskey fans.”Jameson Orange combines their triple distilled Irish whiskey with natural orange flavours. The resulting spirit is smooth, zesty, a tad sweet, and balanced. It's bottled at 30% ABV.

Muddle lemon, mint, and syrup. Shake and strain and garnish with an orange twist and mint leaves. Jameson Orange-Crush With the popularity of flavoured whiskeys and spirits on the rise, Jameson Orange is set to tap into this opportunity through a limited roll out in markets where there is a clear consumer demand for quality flavoured offerings. Debuting on shelves in the UK from August 2021, Jameson Orange will launch in Russia in November alongside a second flavour variant, Jameson Lime & Ginger, inspired by the signature Jameson serve. Jameson Orange will also launch in the US in 2022. Here, our extensive library continues with some of our finest and most refined whiskies. Crafted by our master craftsmen. Some still made the same way. Others re-imagined for today. All built to sip and savour. As every drop is a celebration of Jameson’s long bold history. What came first? The whiskey or the barrel? The barrel of course. As that’s where the magic happens in all our whiskey. Bonding flavour together through time, patience and craft. As the char ignites to create something more.

This is just gorgeous. I love Whisky and wasnt expecting this to be much as you can get every spirit going now in pretty much any flavour.

Meet the true original, Jameson Irish Whiskey. Crafted in 1780. It’s the perfect whiskey for all occasions. Connecting friends new and old through its triple distilled, twice as smooth taste. Served best neat. Or with Ginger & Lime. Or any which way you please. Dana Frank has authored books and numerous articles on the subject of food and drinks, with a focus on demystifying the world of gastronomy for everyday people. Her infectious enthusiasm for all things culinary makes her the perfect person to guide you through the often confusing world of gastronomy. The results are both wholly expected and fairly tepid. The nose is bright with sweet, caramel-laced orange notes, closer to tangerine than navel orange, but overall rather vague. There’s some vanilla in the mix that at least evokes whiskey, though it would be tough to peg it as Irish based on the aroma.Why not try making a Jameson Orange & Lemonade? It's a thirst quencher that couldn't be easier to make!