Jameson Black Barrel Irish Whiskey
750mL | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | Ireland | Triple Distilled
Process & Profile
Jameson Black Barrel is a premium expression from the renowned Irish distillery, known for its unique maturation process. This whiskey is triple-distilled for exceptional smoothness and aged in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks. What sets it apart is the additional aging in double-charred American oak barrels, which intensifies the flavor and imparts a deep richness not found in the original Jameson.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Butterscotch, creamy vanilla, toasted oak, and spice
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Palate: Rich and full with nutty sweetness, cinnamon, and hints of dark fruit
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Finish: Smooth with lingering notes of toasted wood and soft spice
What Makes It Special
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Double-charred bourbon barrels create deeper complexity
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Blend of pot still and grain whiskeys
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Balanced profile combining spice, fruit, and sweetness
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Crafted by one of Ireland’s most iconic distilleries
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Excellent value for a higher-tier Irish whiskey
How to Enjoy
Enjoy neat or with a splash of water to open up the complex notes. Also makes an elevated Old Fashioned or Manhattan thanks to its richness and depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How is Black Barrel different from standard Jameson?
It’s aged in double-charred barrels, offering bolder flavors and a more robust profile.
2. Is it a blend or a single malt?
It’s a blend of small batch grain and pot still whiskeys.
3. Can I use it in cocktails?
Absolutely — it enhances whiskey-forward cocktails with added depth.
4. What type of barrels are used?
A mix of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, including specially double-charred American oak barrels.
5. Is this a limited edition?
No, it’s a permanent premium expression in the Jameson lineup.


















Michael Brunnabend –
Jameson Black Barrel
Smooth and easy to sip.
Derek Langlois –
Use door dash these guys rip you off
I paid $70 for two business day shipping. Package arrived on business day four and was left at the end of my road. Never delivered
Maureen McKinley –
This was a gift so Ididn’t taste it
a gift