Created by taking Jack Daniel's standard Tennessee whiskey (also known as No. 7) and then "double barreling and double mellowing" it - meaning it enjoys an extra maturation period in maple wood before being double charcoal filtered.
The nicest thing about this “whiskey” is the package, otherwise .. NOTHING is good .. to pay 69.90 euro for this horrible burning after taste? i think i have been scammed by JD’s.
Rocking 'on the rocks'
I never looked at Jack Daniels as the sort of drink that someone as experienced with whiskey/whisky as I am would take any interest in. In my circle, JD is a college whiskey best suited for mixing with Coke, so it doesn't interest me. So when I saw this big golden box for sale at my local liquor store (in the USA, nowhere near Tennessee) for $100, I went for it, and oh. my. god. I am completely blown away with this whiskey. It's smooth and mellow, that is for sure. It doesn't burn at all, unlike the No 7. It's absolutely perfect neat or on the rocks for sipping. I wouldn't mix this with anything, not even cocktails. Great, great stuff. Would buy more but they were sold out when I went back to get another bottle.
travelled to site to taste. bought a bottle, chill and serve with good friends or family. my number one pick of drinks.
Tried this at the distillery on a tour and cant get enough of it. No need to mix this with anything.
