Liqueurs & Cordials/Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey 1.75L
Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey 1.75L
$50.99
About this bottle
Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey is a whiskey liqueur that blends Jack Daniel's charcoal-mellowed Tennessee whiskey with real honey liqueur, softening the whiskey's bite into something sweeter and more approachable. It's built on the same Lynchburg, Tennessee base as the flagship Old No. 7, but bottled at a lower proof and finished with honey to shift the profile toward dessert territory. Expect a smooth, honey-forward sweetness layered over the familiar Jack Daniel's oak and char, with less of the straight whiskey's heat. It's an easy sipper on its own and a popular mixer, standing in for whiskey in drinks that want a sweeter edge.
How to drink Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey
Pour it over ice with a splash of lemonade for a Tennessee-honey take on a whiskey sour. It also drops nicely into hot tea on a cold night.
Tasting notes
Nosehoney, oak
Palatesweet, smooth
Finishmellow
Specs
Liqueur70 proof · Tennessee
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Questions about this bottle
How should I store this liqueur after opening?
Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey doesn't need refrigeration — its sugar and alcohol content keep it stable — but storing it upright in a cool, dark place will keep the flavor at its best. Serve it chilled or over ice.
What's a good way to serve Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey?
It's easy to drink neat over ice, and also works well with ginger ale or apple cider for a simple whiskey highball.
What makes Tennessee Honey different from straight Jack Daniel's?
Tennessee Honey starts with Jack Daniel's charcoal-mellowed Tennessee whiskey, then blends in real honey liqueur, making it sweeter and lower proof than the flagship whiskey.
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