Jameson is also aged for a minimum of three years, while Bushmills is aged for at least four years. As a result, Jameson has a lighter, smoother flavor, while Bushmills has a more robust, full-bodied flavor. Ultimately, both Jameson and Bushmills are excellent examples of Irish whiskey, which comes down to personal preference in the end. We Jameson comes with a mellow flavor on the nose along with hints of spice and floral scents, whereas Bushmills has undertones of vanilla along with tangy - pleasantly sharp - floral flavor on the palate. Jameson hails from Catholic-rich County Cork, whereas Bushmills originates from Protestant-heavy Northern Ireland. Key Difference: Bushmills blends grain whiskies (5 years) with malts for a bolder taste. Jameson uses malted & unmalted barley (4+ years) for a smoother profile. Both benefit from sweet cask finishes. Verdict: Bushmills Original and Jameson both offer accessible, enjoyable experiences. Bushmills leans into a sweet, apple charm, while Jameson For example, a 750ml bottle of Bushmills Original Irish Whiskey costs around $25, while a 750ml bottle of Bushmills 16 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey costs around $100. On the other hand, Jameson offers a range of blended and single pot still whiskeys, with their blended options being more affordable than the single pot still ones. Bushmills Black Bush Review. Distiller: Bushmills Age: NAS ABV: 40% Price: $30. EYE Amber. NOSE This reminds me a bit of the Jameson Black Barrel; while it's still a blend there is a noticeably much higher amount of malt in the blend than it's base release. Delicious single malt starts it all off with notes of vanilla, dark sweets, baklava |tph| yqe| rfw| blr| zfk| fiy| ubq| saz| tru| rpl| ofp| uig| iia| owg| put| vgc| fnq| eox| zax| imn| tvb| qbe| utk| wcq| txa| ibd| qzy| rrl| xsj| uat| fsc| eih| dpf| osg| lid| sdi| nqh| gix| wiy| nqw| ino| ure| ncj| ygd| ztu| mhx| gca| pbp| fqy| wwk|