Tennessee Whiskey/Jack Daniels Old No 7 Tennessee Sour Mash 375 ml

Jack Daniels Old No 7 Tennessee Sour Mash 375 ml

Whisky · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tennessee Sour Mash Whiskey in this 375ml bottle is the same charcoal-mellowed whiskey as the full-size bottle, just in a half-size format suited to gifting or a smaller bar. Sugar-maple charcoal filtering before barreling in new charred oak is what earns it Tennessee Whiskey status rather than bourbon, and it's what gives the whiskey its rounder, mellower edge. Expect caramel and vanilla on the nose, a smooth oak-driven palate, and a clean finish with a touch of char. It's the same whiskey generations of drinkers have reached for, just sized for a lighter commitment.

How to drink Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 (375ml)

Neat, on the rocks, or in a Jack and Coke — this bottle doesn't ask for anything fancier than that. The smaller size makes it an easy one to keep around for whenever the mood hits without committing to a full 750ml.

Specs

Whisky80 proof

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Questions about this bottle

How should I drink Jack Daniel's Old No. 7?

It's smooth enough to drink neat or on the rocks, and it holds up well in classic mixed drinks thanks to the charcoal-mellowing process.

What's a good cocktail for Jack Daniel's Old No. 7?

A Jack and Coke is the standard, but it also works in a Whiskey Sour or a Lynchburg Lemonade.

Why is Jack Daniel's called a Tennessee whiskey and not a bourbon?

Before going into the barrel, it's filtered through sugar-maple charcoal — the Lincoln County Process — which is the legal distinction that makes it a Tennessee Whiskey rather than a bourbon.

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