Jack Daniel's 5 Year Old Distilled Spring 1955

Jack Daniel's Gentleman Jack

I'm not a great lover of No.7 neat but it serves it's purpose with mixers on holiday in the sun, this expression has most of the flavour removed by the second filtration. The basics are still present sweetness with a bit of ripe fruit and charcoal not a great deal else, it is so lifeless I think I would prefer a cup of tea. I bought this as I was...

Score 65/100

Jack Daniel's Rye

Nose: aromatic and instantly likable. Clean wood aromas are joined by the characteristic mint and dill of a rye-heavy mash bill. Taste: vanilla leads the way, becoming hot and spicy as it sits on the tongue. Fairly light-bodied but not without substance. Finish: tangy and oak-driven. Balance: a somewhat lighter style than one might expect, which...

Score 83/100

Jack Daniel's Original (No.7)

I told myself I wouldn't bother writing about whiskies I've had a million times, but there's not denying Jack. Anyone can drink and enjoy this. Starts off in the glass somewhat oily (with good legs), and a smoky aroma carrying caramel and vanilla. Then you are hit with the woody peppery taste, with charcoal (with which it is filtered), cough...

Score 80/100

Jack Daniel's Single Barrel

An outstanding whiskey, I would say I hate normal jack this was a different beast. Nose: sweet, spicy, oak, a caramel smell like kettle-corn, vanilla, butterscotch. Palate: Like the nose, just with a certain dryness that makes it enjoyable, more spice and oak, vanilla and butterscotch. Finish: last a while, caramel, spice, butterscotch the...

Score 92/100