Its taste is smooth without intense smokiness, nice flavor, but on the bottle it mentions that it contains caramel color so minus one star.

If you put blended Scotch on one side of a scale and Tullamore on the other, the Irish easily wins. Velvety, very smooth, no trace of burning, and it leaves a sweet taste, and its price is ridiculous. 5 stars.

It is soft on the throat, it doesn't burn you, it doesn't make you shiver, along with Bushmills it is one of the most easygoing whiskies available. It won't suit someone with particular demands and it is a simple, cheap, and easygoing Irish whiskey, nothing more

Sweet-tasting Irish whiskey doesn't burn your throat; I've tried better Irish whiskeys, but for its price, it's quite decent!!

An excellent whiskey for those starting their journey into flavors... price absolutely fair for what it offers - hence the 5/5 rating for value for money! Smooth body like every Irish one! There will be no comparison with more expensive malts, etc. (there is no reason anyway), together with Jameson they are top for what they offer!

One of the best whiskies I have ever tasted. It's not like the "brands" that supermarkets sell, which you drink and it feels like oil. With the first sip, you can taste all the aromas and flavors it offers, without burning your throat. It doesn't hit your head directly. No matter how many people I have offered a glass to, they didn't believe they were drinking whisky. I highly recommend it.

It gives me notes of bergamot (orange), carnation, and cinnamon. If you break it with a little cold water, it releases its aromas better! It has nothing to do with the Scotch whisky series, it is superior. Of course, if we go for single malt, it is obvious that it has no chance! There is also the equivalent in malt, which is much superior but also much more expensive. Recap: if you want something very good, aromatic, easy to drink, and cheap, you are here with closed eyes. The Irish one is a guarantee.

For me, who never drank whiskey, it was perfect. We drank 2 bottles with 4 people and the next day it was like we didn't drink anything. Soft and pleasant taste.

I would say it's okay for its price but... It is odorless, colorless, and tasteless. In other words, it's better to get 2 bottles of tsipouro for the same price or the Jameson of the same category, which has some character.

Nice taste and aroma, but the most important thing is that the next day there is no headache or stomach upset. It's worth it until the last drop.

It is a smooth and easy-to-drink whiskey, especially for people who are beginners in whiskey.
It is not suitable for experienced people or those with a shoe mouth.
I consider it to be unbeatable at 20-25€ and it is a one-way street

Someone new to whiskey will be thrilled, an Irish whiskey that is sweet and easy to drink, an experienced person who has had more expensive whiskey will find it completely uninteresting, no body at all, no nose, and quite sweet

Whether you drink this, the simple "humble" three-year-old, or the single malt and everything in between (I haven't reached the 18-year-old yet), you understand that you are drinking a family of drinks with common roots.
The notes and aftertaste may differ, and from a certain point onwards, as you go up in category, the complexity and refinement also increase, but the basic principles remain.
Because personally, I never liked Scotch, except for a few exceptions, when this particular one emerged years ago, it "clicked"...
During the course, of course, I tried other Irish whiskeys and other choices from the same brand. However, this one remains my main and "regular" choice.
A very good, if not the best, whiskey in the 20€ range.
Worthy.

Many will disagree, but personally, although I have drunk it countless times due to friends and I like it, it is not among my favorite Irish whiskeys because taste is subjective. It is an easily drinkable whiskey, with a combination of sweetness and a hint of smoke (yes, believe it or not) that linger on the palate with minimal "body" and alcohol sensation. Easy to drink, but I prefer Bushmills and Jameson in its price category, because the top Irish whiskey Redbreast belongs elsewhere.

Classic Irish whiskey....nose of orange zest, light and delicate...smooth and slightly spicy taste in the finish....Tullamore Dew is the aristocrat of the poor....its price is very good...I find it ideal for everyday whiskey consumption.

I started drinking Irish whiskey with Tullamore. I believe that compared to Jameson and Bushmills, it is better for my own taste. It has a rich smooth flavor.

I am not a whiskey drinker. I have certainly tried the "heavyweights" of the genre, but ever since a good friend brought me this whiskey, I loved it. It has nothing to envy from the so-called "simple" ones. It leaves them all behind effortlessly, pretending to be "special". It doesn't burn in the throat, it smells lightly musky, it doesn't bite on the tongue, you enjoy it as you should without having to give a fortune for a bottle. After trying it, I brought it home and I always have one ready. Try it...... its honesty, you will appreciate it I tell you.

Definitely the best whiskey in its price range, you can taste and smell the flavor instead of alcohol that burns your tongue like some others...

The best thing about this simple Whiskey. I have tried the Siel XO and it has incredible flavors as if it were a single malt

Perhaps the best value for money. Special taste, as Irish, but flavorful and beyond the usual ones that are all just whiskey!

Fantastic. You feel a light smokiness and not so fruity in my opinion. Great value for money. I didn't expect anything less from Irish whiskey

My favorite whiskey from the "simple" whiskeys. Its processing is done in closed containers and not in fire. This way, the smoke smells that I personally don't like are eliminated. Its taste and quality rival those of much more expensive whiskeys. And its price is only slightly higher than the "heap" whiskeys. I love it!

One of my favorite go-to whiskeys for more frequent consumption.
Smooth taste without any burn and a bit fruity in my opinion.
These are subjective in the end, but I believe this particular one will be very liked by someone who doesn't want the heavy taste of a Scottish whiskey.
Irish whiskeys are lighter in this aspect and I believe they better highlight the flavors.

Excellent whiskey. Smooth but wonderful taste. Anyone who enjoys whiskey and knows about it will be richly rewarded. Anyone who thinks they know and drinks the well-known oils like Giannakis that walks, better not take it.

My favorite value for money whiskey, wouldn't change it for anything. It beats more expensive ones. Unfortunately, you can't find it in all nightclubs. Always have a bottle at home and whenever I offer it to someone for the first time, we end up emptying it the same day.

First time I was served it as a special in a store and I fell in love with it. As soon as you bring it to your mouth, a scent reminiscent of roses, or rain-soaked wood, emerges, and its taste is slightly sweet. It has a very light flavor, which confuses you and makes you think that it doesn't "hit" you. It gives you a relatively quick buzz, but the next day there are no "unpleasant" effects. It is the type of drink that I have at home, for myself and for my good friends. It is relatively affordable, but it is not of the highest quality.