John Jameson Libros

Set in a stunning landscape of rugged mountains, vast deserts, and impressive river canyons, this national park is celebrated for its remoteness and natural beauty. Spanning approximately 800,000 acres along the Rio Grande, it serves as a natural border between Texas and Mexico. With its diverse ecosystems and breathtaking vistas, the park attracts over 300,000 visitors annually, making it one of Texas' most beloved tourist destinations.

The book explores the rich history of John Jameson & Son Whiskey, detailing its origins and the craftsmanship behind its production. It also addresses the significant supply shortage that occurred in 1924, providing context to the challenges faced by the brand. Accompanied by illustrations from Harry Clarke, the narrative combines historical insights with visual artistry, making it a captivating read for whiskey enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

"Sea, Sun & Taraipo" follows John Jameson's adventurous escape from the rat race aboard his Polynesian catamaran, Taraipo. He faces storms, muggings, and rescues at sea, sharing the realities of life in a confined space. His dream of ocean crossing evolves into a decade of adventure and romance while embracing a zero-carbon lifestyle.