An early 2010s bottling of Jameson Select Reserve Small Batch, a richer expression of Jameson produced at Midleton Distillery in County Cork.
Triple distilled in the traditional Irish style, Select Reserve combines pot still and grain whiskeys matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, delivering a fuller style with notes of ripe fruit, vanilla, toasted oak and warming spice.
This Small Batch presentation was relatively short-lived and was replaced by Jameson Select Reserve Black Barrel in 2013, with the expression later becoming known simply as Jameson Black Barrel. This makes the bottling an interesting early incarnation of what has become one of Jameson's best-known expressions.
Attributes
Distillery
Midleton
Brand
Jameson
Series
Select Reserve
Bottler
Distillery
Country
Ireland
Bottling Year
Early 2010s
Bottle Size
700ml
ABV
40%
Pre-Owned
Yes
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Jameson Select Reserve Small Batch Early 2010s
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Fabulous easy on the pallet , likes a little water, warm , buttery and nutty . Everyone I've given it to say how much they love it. Less one star as it's not as long on the pallet as I like. But I'll get more.
For a blended whisky it has character and flavour which can be unusual for a blended. The peatiness is both in the nosing and the drinking. Smooth taste and almost comparable to a single malt.