Interesting fact… Jack Daniel's Single Barrel whiskey spells its name whiskey as it originates in America. Had it been produced in Scotland its name would be Jack Daniel's Single Barrel whisky, instead of whiskey.
The nose is of good body with plenty of toasty oak, there are notes of corn and lovely cereal sweetness, there is a good smoke note, a little spice and toffee. The palate is full and mouth-filling. There are notes of cereal sweetness, the rye is in evidence with a touch of cigar box and nut oils, a little spice and an aniseed character. The finish is of good length with a hint of citrus and plenty of cereal sweetness. ...more
The Master of Malt
A nice dram
This was a pleasant stuff though I must deduct a point for a too woody nose & finish. Don't spoil it with coke or ice as it is as good as the French cognacs:)
Powerfull whiskey
Very powerful, full flavor. We must find the time do not always fit, at least to me .. hi hi
Very pleasant
A decent enough drink, good finish not to heavy. Nice oaky flavour and a nice warming aftertaste. Far to good to spoil with ice or coke
love it
nothing compares to it :)
A Smooth, Smooth Whiskey
Each one has their own concept of flavor, but to my palate this is not a "very powerful..." whiskey. The smoothness is easy to dwell on and find myself enjoying glass after glass. Okay, maybe too many glasses, but picking this up on occasion maybe only once every couple of weeks, I realize how much I forget how flavorful this stuff is. As the other reviewer indicated, sips like a good cognac. And, as with several of my cigar buddies, this is one of the favorite stashes we get into for an hour and half sit down.