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Bourbon/Jack Daniels The Bourbon Enthusiast Single Barrel Proof 128.4 Proof 750 ml - 750 ml
Jack Daniels The Bourbon Enthusiast Single Barrel Proof 128.4 Proof 750 ml - 750 ml
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About this bottle
Jack Daniel's The Bourbon Enthusiast is a single barrel pick from Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Barrel Proof program, bottled straight from one barrel at cask strength — 128.4 proof (64.2% ABV) — rather than cut down to a standard bottling strength. Distilled and matured at the Lynchburg, Tennessee distillery and filtered through the Lincoln County Process that defines Tennessee whiskey, it carries the full weight of a single barrel: dark caramel, banana bread, and charred oak up front, with a hot, long finish that rewards a splash of water. Because it's a single barrel, the exact profile is unique to this pick and won't repeat once it's gone.
How to drink Jack Daniel's The Bourbon Enthusiast
Add water or a large ice cube before your first sip — at over 128 proof it needs the dilution to show its caramel and oak clearly. Too big a pour for a mixed drink; this one's for sipping.
Specs
Whisky128.4 proof · Lynchburg, Tennessee
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What proof is Jack Daniel's The Bourbon Enthusiast?
128.4 proof (64.2% ABV), bottled straight from a single barrel at cask strength.
Is Jack Daniel's a bourbon or a Tennessee whiskey?
Legally it's Tennessee Whiskey — the Lincoln County charcoal-mellowing process is what separates it from bourbon, even though the mash bill and aging would otherwise qualify.
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