Got this on offer for £25 and at that price, it's comfortably a class above the usual supermarket irish staples, better than Slane and Teeling small batch too in my opinion. Palate: honey, caramel, signature irish appley-sherry, single pot still, buttered toast taste and texture (subtle hints of the regular jameson flavour profile), with a pleasant warming smoky charr bourbon finish. The extra years aging on this bottle (8-10 years?) and well married bourbon cask finish really elevates it well above regular 3-4 year old level irish, like Jameson, Powers, Tullamore, Bushmills etc. If you can get it on offer, well worth the extra few pounds for those of you who enjoy good irish whiskey or bourbon. Dangerously moreish.