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The Old Jameson Distillery has gone a long way from a mere whiskey distilling spot to a major tourist attraction in Dublin. Time has weathered it into its current state. From 1780 up to these times, this distillery has fed the locals and tourists’ cravings for the most excellent whiskey taste. The quality of the Jameson Whiskey it produces is incomparable. It has a distinct flavor that will keep you coming back for more.
The “Sine Metu” or “Without Fear” philosophy that has guided John Jameson in putting up this distillery is the same standard he puts in every bottle of this whiskey. With the declination of the Brandy production, the demand for Whiskey boomed, thus, making the Jameson Distillery the second largest distilling company in Ireland.
The Old Jameson Distillery can be toured at Dublin while the new one can be enjoyed at Co. Cork. The Old Distillery offers an audiovisual presentation that guides the visitors to a better understanding of Jameson’s history – how it began from a fervent spirit to a world-renowned whiskey.
Be the distillery’s guest and you will be taken to a whiskey making demonstration. Learn what secret lies behind the fame of this whiskey. There is just something in the taste of Jameson that captures anyone who has tried it – you might just uncover this secret as you participate in the demonstration. The tour will give you an idea about the malting, milling, fermenting, distilling and maturing of Jameson. This may even open doors for you to follow the lead of John Jameson.
At the end of the tour comes the most exciting part – the taste of Jameson. Visitors will be welcomed at the Jameson Bar for the ultimate whiskey experience. This whiskey just tastes even better after you understand its history and appreciate the process it undergoes just to give you the distinct flavor you are enjoying now.
Come to Smithfield Village in Dublin 7 for the Old Jameson Distillery Tour. It pays off to understand the history and the making of the whiskey to further enjoy it. Relive the beginnings of Jameson and cherish the proud product today. All these through a single tour you definitely should not miss while you are at Dublin.
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