Jack Daniel's Scenes from Lynchburg No.7

Jack Daniel's Single Barrel

I don't like the No 7 to which I would probably give a low 70'. But I tought I should give another chance to Jack since so many loves it. So I went for the single barrel at 47% ABV. The review bottle is from rick 2, barrel 14-5188 and was bottled on 9-10-14. This bourbon could be compare to a lot of good bourbons! On the nose, you have a saw dust...

Score 88/100

Jack Daniel's Original (No.7)

Jack Daniel may be the most famous American whisky brand, and its No.7 the most available American whisky in the world. But in the whisky world being this common always means it's for the mass market, almost everyone heard and drank Jonnie Walker before Compass Box, Glenlivet before Ardbeg. Most of these common and cheap whiskies tend to be easy...

Score 70/100

Jack Daniel's Master Distiller Series No. 2

I've got a few Jack Daniel's bottles sitting around so let's do a run of them... This limited edition honours the memory of the 2nd (and longest serving) Master Distiller, Jesse Butler "Jess" Motlow. When Jack Daniel died in 1911, he left the business to his nephew Lem Motlow, and had Lem's younger brother Jess take the role of master...

Score 89/100

Jack Daniel's Gentleman Jack

This is definitely a step up from the run of the mill Jack Daniels but it was nothing I could get really excited about. I had two fingers with a cube of ice and it was still a bit rough on the edges. Jack in my mind is a mixing whisky and it was not easy to drink straight, even the higher end Jack. Money could be better spent elsewhere...

Score 65/100