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Jack Daniel's
You all know Jack Daniel’s and have no doubt seen its classic whiskey in bars and shops all over the world. But the Tennessee-based distillery is also home to lots of premium expressions, like the single barrel bottling you see before you. A premium version of Jack Daniel's, each of these comes from a cask specially selected by the master distiller. These are chosen for their suitability as standalone spirits, resulting in a whiskey full of richness and complexity.
*UK (excluding Channel Islands) and retail only. Offer from 30 05 2025, while stock lasts.
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.
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.
Good length with a hint of citrus and plenty of cereal sweetness.
I buy my bottle 35 euros in a edeka market. For that price it's a good friendly Tennessee whiskey. But don't buy it for more than 35 euros.
I got a sampler with No. 7, Gentleman Jack, Single Cask and Honey-flavored, which is a liqueur, so we won't talk about it. I drink all spirits neat, from a Glencairn glass and I have tried my share of single malts, bourbons and rye. And I like Dickel whisky, so I am not biased against TN or their whisky. No. 7 is just nasty. Modern airplane glue with vanilla aroma. Harsh on the palate. And I don't mean the ethanol (bottled at mere 40%), but likely all the fusel nastiness. No wonder people drown this with Coke. Gentleman Jack - just a slightly more refined vanilla superglue. Really a shame. Still a mere 40%, is this trying to be a premium dram? Single Cask - you'd think a single cask whisky would be amazing, after all, someone with a nose, taste buds and experience tried it and then it's bottled. Nope, not this one. Just a "somewhat" cask strength of No. 7 - more superglue. I just don't like Coca Cola enough to drink Jack Daniels.
Not a big fan of Jack Daniels no 7, but this one is nicely executed. All the JD tastes amplified but well balanced, unlike its cheaper counterpart. In a price range of some nice and memorable Scotches so only for fans of Tennessee Whiskey. But it is a good offering from JD. Makes great Old Fashioned as well.
Eye: Deep amber, the honey and straw of the color of No 7 and Gentleman are all but gone. Nose: Carried by the alcohol but soft and gentle. Honey. Straw. Sugar. Toffee. Some hidden smoke. Tongue: Corn. Caramel. Oak. Smoke. Banana. Citrus, mostly in the back of the mouth. The heat is an exceptional for the 92-prood spirit. Maybe less heat than the much less well balanced, 80-proof Gentleman Jack. Finish is very short. Like, difficult to analyze because it's practically gone with the liquor short. Some smoke lingers for a good long time though. 85/100: Exceptional bottom-shelf flagship, piss-poor excuse for a single barrel offering. This would be a great spirit at $20-$30. By all means try a dram, because it really is good liquor, but don't waste your hard earned money on a full bottle of this.
Nose: chemicals with a glue-ish acetone like overtone, not nice Body: just can not get past the acetone Taste: bitter and quite acidic, light mouth-feel but no real taste other than well, chemicals..... A really bad glue-like after taste lingers, have tried a couple of sips but can not get to even drinking it. This was the single barrel 100 proof, I really hope it was a fluke in the distilling process in which bad esters from pre- or after-cut were bottled.
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