Ireland

Bushmills 1608 Anniversary Edition was released in 2008 to celebrate Bushmills’ 400th anniversary. It was on April 20, 1608, that King James I granted the Governor of Co Antrim a license to distil in the area. What makes this release even more interesting is the use of crystal malt in the grain bill. Crystal malt is traditionally used b...

Black Bush is a blend with a significantly greater proportion of malt whiskey than the white label. It features malt whiskey aged in casks previously used for Spanish Oloroso sherry.

Connemara 1992 Single Cask K92/334109, bottled 26 August 2006.

Connemara Natural Cask Strength was introduced in 2000. This one, bottled at 60,7% abv, seems to have been released some 10 years later, although Cooley seems to purposly not add any information as to the age and/or release date of their products.

With a name translating as ‘Heart of Peat’ we think you’ll get the drift of what this Irish single malt is all about. Created by Cooley for the posh boys of St. James’s St institution Berry Bros & Rudd, the original Craoi Na Móna began life without an age statement – this 10 year old appeared in early 2012.

Known primarily for their Cognacs there was a short moment in time Hennessy produced a Pure Single Malt Whiskey as well: Na-Geanna (Wild Geese in Gaelic), distilled at Cooley’s, bottled exclusively for Japan around the turn of the century.

Jameson 12 years Special Reserve used to be known under the name ‘1780’ which refers to the year in which John Jameson founded his company. This expression was available between 2000 and 2007.

This is the new presentation of Jameson Bow Street 18 years old, bottled at cask strength in 2018.

The Rarest Vintage Reserve by Jameson was launched in 2007 and is Jameson’s most exclusive whiskey. Handcrafted by the four Masters, bottled at 46% and non chill-filtered, this extraordinary whiskey contains some of the oldest and rarest whiskeys in the distillery. Mellow sweetness of toasted wood is complemented by fruity richness of p...

The work of Dublin street artist, James Earley, the bottle marks the start of the brand’s ‘#BeOriginal’ campaign, which was launched globally in March 2016.

The 2016 bottle was inspired by the bridges crossing the River Liffey in Dublin, and reflects how structures like this represent the “soul of modern Dublin” by linking spaces, peop...

In 2017, Jameson is proud to be working with Steve McCarthy, a Dublin based designer and illustrator.

Sine Metu is the Jameson family motto and it has been at the heart of the company since it was founded in 1780. It translates to “Without Fear” and is an attitude that means being open to new people and new experiences. It is the creat...

Following on the initial success of the inaugural Japanese exclusive Caskmates bottling comes this 2018 exclusive Japan only limited edition expression. Each year, Jameson teams up with a local artist to produce a wonderful “Japanified” label to adorn the classic Jameson recipe enjoyed by millions around the globe. The artist in question is Y...

Jameson Irish Whiskey has unveiled its seventh limited edition bottle ahead of the 2018 St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Jameson partnered with a group of artists for this 2018 design, including Irish illustrator Claudine O’Sullivan, British designer Alex Mellon and Irish photographer Leonn Ward.

The design is inspired by the Fianna – Ir...

Jameson Irish Whiskey has unveiled its eight limited edition bottle ahead of the 2020 St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Created by Dublin designer and Illustrator Hephee (Stephen Heffernan), this limited edition bottle is the perfect way to bring all your friends together this St. Patrick’s day.

Jameson, the everyman’s Irish whiskey, has teamed up with Japanese artist Oyakata to produce a special edition called the “Jameson Tokyo Limited Edition” which was released in 2020.

“Jameson Japan Limited 2021” is the third in the popular Japan-only bottle series released in 2018 and 2020. Made in Ireland and loved around the world as the No. 1 Irish whiskey *, Jameson develops label designs for just one country only for the Japanese market. For the third installment, Irish designer David McMillan is appointed. Ireland, ...