WhiskeyVerse/Jack Daniels Single Barrel Heritage Whiskey - 750mL
Jack Daniels Single Barrel Heritage Whiskey - 750mL
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About this bottle
Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Heritage revisits the distillery's early production methods, using heavy-toast barrels and a lower barrel-entry proof of 100 rather than Jack Daniel's more typical entry strength. That lower entry proof lets the grain bill come through more clearly during aging, and each bottle comes from a single barrel rather than a blend. It was aged at Barrelhouse 1-09 on Coy Hill, one of the distillery's higher-elevation warehouses, which sees more temperature swings than the lower barrelhouses. Expect light baking spice, vanilla, and toasted oak with a long finish. It's built for single-barrel collectors and anyone curious how barrel-entry proof and warehouse placement change a Jack Daniel's whiskey.
How to drink Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Heritage
Neat is the way to taste what the heavy-toast barrel and lower entry proof actually did to the whiskey. Since it's single-barrel, proof and flavor can vary a little bottle to bottle, so treat any specific tasting note as a starting point rather than a guarantee.
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Questions about this bottle
How should a single-barrel whiskey like this be served?
Neat is best for tasting what the barrel and aging conditions did to this specific whiskey; since it's single-barrel, proof and flavor vary a little bottle to bottle.
What makes Single Barrel Heritage different?
It uses heavy-toast barrels and a lower barrel-entry proof of 100, aged at Barrelhouse 1-09 on Coy Hill, one of the distillery's higher-elevation warehouses.
What does barrel-entry proof affect?
A lower entry proof, like the 100 proof used here, lets more of the grain bill's flavor come through during aging instead of being masked by higher alcohol.
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