4 Smooth & Straightforward Jameson Cocktail Recipes

by Ria Balane November 06, 2019

A blended Irish whiskey that is full of flavors with triple-distilled characteristic makes a smooth and crisp drink.

Also being the most well-known Irish Whiskey , we can say that it really gives a wonderful taste.

Here are four recipes you can try with Jameson Irish Whiskey.

1. Jameson Lime and Dry

Ingredients :

  • Ice
  • 1oz Jameson Irish whiskey
  • Ginger ale
  • Half a lime

Preparation:

  1. In a highball glass , put ice, Jameson whiskey and ginger ale.
  2. Squeeze the lime and stir.

Did you know?
Jameson is one of the most popular Irish whiskey!
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2. Isle of Jameson Cocktail

Ingredients:

Preparation:

  1. In a highball glass, mix all ingredients.
  2. Add ice.
  3. Top with ginger ale and garnish with mint.

3. Whiskey Buck Cocktail

Ingredients:

Preparation:

  1. In a shaker , mix together, lime juice, whiskey, ginger syrup and Bitters.
  2. Shake properly and add ice.
  3. Pour in a highball glass with ice and top with ginger ale.
  4. Put lime wedge as garnish.

Did you know?
Jameson's label "SINE METU" means "without fear"!
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4. Jameson Jingle

Ingredients:

  • 1.5 oz. Jameson Irish whiskey
  • 2.5 oz. cranberry juice
  • 2.5 oz. ginger ale
  • Ice
  • Fresh rosemary for garnish

Preparation:

  1. In a highball glass, put all the ingredients, stir.
  2. Add ice and rosemary for garnish.

Know Your Ingredients:

  • Jameson Irish whiskey - a triple - distilled alcoholic drink from grains.
  • Lime - a round and green sour fruit
  • Cranberry - came from a rose family
  • Ginger ale - carbonated drink with ginger flavors

Bar Accessories

  • Shaker - an object used to mix liquid ingredients properly
  • Strainer - an object used to strain liquids from solid particles
  • Highball glass - a slender and tall glass used for cocktail drinks

Have a glass of Jameson Irish whiskey cocktail and celebrate life to the fullest!

Cheers!

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