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Jameson Whiskey - Case Study

April 7, 1783 - Legend has it, John Jameson once arm wrestled fifty men to protect the secret of his distillation process. He beat them all before telling them he was left handed, thereby defeating them doubly. (A new Irish record.)

Dec 10, 1787 - The Great Blizzard of 1787 prevented many ships from delivering John Jameson's whiskey. Luckily, John Jameson was not a ship.

August 13, 1785 - As John Jameson sank deeper into the bog, he held on for dear life. And with his other arm he clutched the nearest branch.

September 23, 1786 - On an otherwise uneventful Saturday, John Jameson was famously challenged to a duel by a whiskey rival. At which point, his rival was famously challenged to a duel by everyone else in town.

April 12, 1771 - Benjamin Franklin once bragged the entire way to Dublin about discovering electricity. After tasting John Jameson's whiskey, the ride back was oddly quiet.

March 25, 1798 - When asked about the many portraits in his anteroom, John Jameson was quoted as saying, "You can judge a man by how many friends he has. I make triple distilled whiskey. You do the mathematics."

August 18, 1780 - Pictured here: the most formidable beast on earth. And the octopus who attempted to take his whiskey.

January 11, 1782 - John Jameson grappled with the polar bear until he realized the bear was not after his whiskey. It was merely trying to eat him alive.

October 20, 1787 - The hawk who tried to steal a barrel of John Jameson's whiskey proved an unsuccessful thief, a mediocre cottage pie and only a decent pen.

May 6, 1785 and May 7, 1785 - During their first meeting, John Jameson retrieved a barrel of his whiskey. During their second, he retrieved his arm.

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