Jameson Crested Ten Irish Whiskey
Crested Ten Irish Whiskey has been a cult favorite in Ireland since its introduction in 1963 as the first official distillery bottling from Dublinâs Jameson Distillery. Prior to that time, the distillery supplied bulk whiskey in casks to Irish retailers and exporters who re-bottled it using Jameson labels supplied by the distillery. The name originally referred to the whiskeyâs ten years of maturation, but was changed to a no-age-statement expression by Irish Distillers several years ago. While the bottleâs label has a similar design to Jameson Original, its only link to the rest of the Jameson range has been the âJohn Jameson & Sonâ signature â until now.
Crested Ten Irish Whiskey has been a cult favorite in Ireland since its introduction in 1963 as the first official distillery bottling from Dublinâs Jameson Distillery. Prior to that time, the distillery supplied bulk whiskey in casks to Irish retailers and exporters who re-bottled it using Jameson labels supplied by the distillery. The name originally referred to the whiskeyâs ten years of maturation, but was changed to a no-age-statement expression by Irish Distillers several years ago. While the bottleâs label has a similar design to Jameson Original, its only link to the rest of the Jameson range has been the âJohn Jameson & Sonâ signature â until now.
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Crested Ten Irish Whiskey has been a cult favorite in Ireland since its introduction in 1963 as the first official distillery bottling from Dublinâs Jameson Distillery. Prior to that time, the distillery supplied bulk whiskey in casks to Irish retailers and exporters who re-bottled it using Jameson labels supplied by the distillery. The name originally referred to the whiskeyâs ten years of maturation, but was changed to a no-age-statement expression by Irish Distillers several years ago. While the bottleâs label has a similar design to Jameson Original, its only link to the rest of the Jameson range has been the âJohn Jameson & Sonâ signature â until now.
