Jack Daniel's Red Dog Saloon Commemorative Bottle, 70 cl

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Besides, it has a nuance of flavors; citric, chocolate, dried fruit, and honey, with leather, molasses, tobacco, and vanilla notes. But make sure not to forget this bottle, as it’s only a seasonal release. 28. Holiday Select (2011 – 2014) Each bottle in the series has distinct flavors, but the common denominator is the flavors of vanilla, caramel, and a hint of banana. 23. River Boat Captain

It’s surprisingly great for a low-proof spirit– no watery elements, leaving a deep yet familiar profile. The subtle layers of baking spice and caramel are nice, and we like the bright fruit notes with sweet aromatics– which is unique for a Tenessee whiskey. The vanilla and pepper notes, along with the cherry and maple syrup flavors, end on a warming yet bright finish.JD even used their special “Sinatra Barrels,” with concentric grooves carved within the virgin charred oak barrels. The palate then opens to reveal dark fruit and a combination of tobacco and dried corn husks. The finish isn’t long, and we enjoy the slightly savory edge. 9. Tennessee Fire We like the mildness of this whiskey in terms of complexity and flavor profile. It isn’t overly sweet. We highly suggest this to experienced drinkers accustomed to complex and spicy spirits. 21. Single Barrel Special Release Heritage Barrel If you’re a beginner, you might get overwhelmed with its complexity and proof, but there’s no harm in trying. 6. White Rabbit Saloon Limited Edition Sour Mash

It’s a truly remarkable expression on the whiskey market. We find the tasting notes, character, and body excellently balanced.As expected, it has milk chocolate notes, with layers of vanilla wafers, banana chips, and Cherry Coke. If the JD’s Tennessee Apple and Tennessee Fire is overly sweet for you, we suggest trying this Winter Tennessee instead. The toasted wood note on the finish highlights this whiskey, which will get you even more. 14. Tennessee Honey The flavor profile is deep, as expected, but what we like the most is it’s not overwhelmed by the alcohol’s burn.

The tasting notes are nice, giving a warm cornbread aroma, followed by vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg flavors on the palate. It is high-proof, with baking spices and caramel dominating the tasting notes. But there’s more beyond that.

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We like how they pay homage to the master distillers who served the brand throughout the years, including: