Jameson 18 Years Irish Whiskey
Blended Irish Whiskey (Midleton, Ireland) | Triple Distilled & Aged 18 Years in Oak | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | 750mL
Process & Profile
Jameson 18 Years is a pinnacle expression of Irish whiskey craftsmanship, showcasing the depth and refinement that comes from nearly two decades of maturation. This premium blend of pot still and grain whiskeys is triple distilled for smoothness and aged for 18 years in a combination of American and European oak casks. The whiskeys are then married in first-fill bourbon barrels, adding layers of vanilla sweetness and oak spice. The result is a perfectly balanced, full-bodied whiskey with exceptional smoothness and complexity that defines ultra-aged Irish whiskey.
Tasting Notes


Nose: Rich toffee, vanilla, roasted wood, and hints of spice.


Palate: Full-bodied with notes of caramel, dark chocolate, dried fruit, and charred oak, layered with baking spice and honey.


Finish: Exceptionally long and warming, with lingering vanilla, spice, and oak.


What Makes It Special


Aged a full 18 years in American and European oak casks.


Triple distilled for exceptional smoothness and refinement.


Finished in first-fill bourbon barrels for added vanilla depth.


One of Jameson’s most prestigious and collectible expressions.


How to Enjoy
Best savored neat in a Glencairn glass to fully appreciate its layered aromas and rich complexity. A few drops of water can open subtle fruit and spice notes. It also pairs beautifully with dark chocolate, roasted nuts, or a fine cigar.
Frequently Asked Questions


How long is Jameson 18 Years aged?
It is matured for 18 years in a mix of American and European oak barrels.


What is the ABV of Jameson 18 Years?
It is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).


How is Jameson 18 different from regular Jameson?
It is older, richer, and more complex, with deeper oak, spice, and vanilla character.


Where is Jameson 18 produced?
It is distilled and matured at the Midleton Distillery in County Cork, Ireland.


How should I drink Jameson 18 Years Irish Whiskey?
Enjoy it neat, with a splash of water, or alongside dark chocolate or a fine cigar.