Dublin Jameson Distillery Tour in French

I came here with my partner on a recent trip to Dublin. I had heard many good things about the Jameson tour. It lived up to it and more in my opinion. Our guide was Niall I think that’s how your property spell the name. He was a brilliant tour guide very knowledgeable about all things Jameson. He was very patient professional kind and extremely enthusiastic. This was one of the things that made our tour so good. As part of our experience we were given a drink at the bar pre tour which you were allowed to take on the tour which was a bonus. As well as three whiskeys at the conclusion of the tour. We paid £29pp via get your guide for our tour. We also added a cask draw to our experience which was about €15pp it’s a short experience only lasting around 15/20 minutes but is highly worth it. We also purchased some bottles of whiskey in the gift shop which has room for all budgets. In my opinion this is the best thing to do while in Dublin I would definitely recommend and return.

Our tour guide Alice was incredible. She was so funny and lovely. The tour was so informative and interactive, worth making it a part of your Dublin trip

Very nice visit. Small welcome drink then explanations of the history and process in French. Explanations of how to taste 3 different whisky. Real good!

I went to the Jameson Distillery on Bow Street and… let’s just say I was very happy I showed up 😄 I’ve done a bunch of distillery tours in Scotland, so I thought I knew the drill—but this was my first in Ireland 🇮🇪 and wow, they really said “hold my whiskey.” The place is gorgeous, and the way they use technology to show the whole process had me feeling like I was in a whiskey-themed movie. I was nodding like I understood everything… just happy to be there, honestly. And listen—I paid for my own tour (no freebies here), but I’d do it again without thinking twice. 10/10, would recommend, might even pretend I’m a whiskey expert now.have some Irish coffee ! ❤️ Also, we went full Irish mode—hit the Jameson tour, the Guinness Storehouse, and stopped at the oldest pub in Ireland, The Brazen Head. At that point I wasn’t sure if I was on a cultural trip or a very well-organized drinking marathon… either way, no regrets 😂🍀

Short experience - 45 min, so high price vs experience offered. Too bad that the visit in French is carried out by a recording, when some people speak French on site! Finally, it's very overlooked: we're not talking about production today, other brands, the involvement of the PR Group.