Gift Packs/Jack Daniels Tennessee Sour Mash glasses gift set 750ml
Jack Daniels Tennessee Sour Mash glasses gift set 750ml
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About this bottle
This gift set pairs a 750ml bottle of Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey with two branded rocks glasses in a single presentation box. The whiskey itself is made using the sour mash process and filtered through sugar maple charcoal before barreling, the Lincoln County Process that gives Jack Daniel's its signature mellow character. Expect caramel, banana and charred oak on the nose, with vanilla, toasted oak and a bit of smoke on the palate, finishing smooth and slightly sweet. It's an easy, familiar whiskey dressed up for gifting rather than a rare or limited pour.
How to drink Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey
Pour it over ice in one of the included glasses, or mix it into a Jack and Coke or Lynchburg Lemonade; this whiskey was built to be an easy mixer as much as a sipper.
Specs
Whisky80.0 proof
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What comes in this gift set?
A 750ml bottle of Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey along with two branded glasses, packaged in a gift box.
What cocktails work well with Jack Daniel's?
A Jack and Coke or a Lynchburg Lemonade are the classics, and it also holds up fine in a simple whiskey sour.
What makes it a Tennessee whiskey instead of a bourbon?
It goes through the Lincoln County Process — filtering through sugar maple charcoal before barreling — which is the defining step that separates Tennessee whiskey from bourbon.
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