Jameson opens first TasteHouse at Dublin Airport
The first
Dublin Airport is open for business.
Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail says the new outlet, which is located in Terminal 2, marks a commitment to continued innovation and a drive to “redefine the retail environment”.
The striking exterior walls are designed to capture shoppers’ attention, while the interior showcases an original hand-blown artwork by local artist James Earley.
Pernod Ricard GTR CEO Mohit Lal said: “We’re continually looking for ways to improve the experience of our consumers, and the Jameson TasteHouse illustrates our dedication to be at the forefront of innovation within the travel retail channel.
Jameson opens Taste House store in Dublin Airport 7th April, 2021 by Owen Bellwood
Pernod Ricard-owned Jameson has opened its new Taste House store in Dublin Airport – the first of its kind for the Irish whiskey brand.
The Jameson Taste House has opened in The Loop at Dublin Airport terminal two
Opening in Dublin Airport’s terminal two at The Loop, which is operated by travel retailer Aer Rianta International, the store will offer travel retail-exclusive products.
The Taste House store features an outside wall display of Jameson Original, as well as sculpted angel wings and an original hand-blown stained-glass artwork created by Irish artist James Earley.
The store gives travellers the opportunity to learn more about products using touchless technology.
Pernod Ricard Global Travel Retail (PR GTR) has announced the opening of its Jameson TasteHouse in The Loop complex operated by Aer Rianta International (ARI) at Dublin International Airport Terminal 2.
A first for the brand in travel retail, PR GTR says the store reflects the companyâs commitment to innovating in the channel and continuously re-defining the retail environment.
The outlet features striking wall-displays of the Jameson Original blended Irish Whiskey and brings to life an elevated offering of retail theatre, emphasised the company. Other in-store elements include an original hand-blown stained-glass piece of artwork created by local artist James Earley.