Tastes

Great nose of apricot, leather, pipe tobacco, oak, and baking spice. The smooth entry is sweet, with flavors of apricot, leather, and oak. The finish features baking spice and dried apricots. These unique flavors and the smoothness make it an exceptional cask-strength straight bourbon, even with a minimum age of two years.

Bold aromas of pipe tobacco, leather, vanilla, oak, and baking spice greet the nose. The entry is warm, with subtle tastes of sweet black tea and fig. The finish is heated, with flavors of cinnamon and pepper. While this is the best version since the original, it still feels too young and overpriced for its quality.

The aroma hints at cinnamon, caramel, and fruit. On the palate, sweetness reminiscent of Glenfiddich mingles with a touch of bitter oak. The finish delivers a quick burst of cinnamon. While improved since 2018, it still falls short of earlier versions' excellence.

The aromas are reminiscent of sweet baking spices, oak, and caramel. The flavors are dominated by allspice, cinnamon, and oak. The finish is brief, characterized by notes of caramel and cinnamon. It is two years old and would benefit from an additional two years to improve.

The bouquet presents a harmonious blend of oak, caramel, and vanilla. The light palate is greeted with a sweet entry, enriched by allspice, caramel, and vanilla nuances. The finish is heated with notes of pepper and a subtle hint of vanilla. While enjoyable, it doesn’t quite match the caliber of Jim Beam White Label or other 100 proof bourbon competitors.

The nose promises notes of pipe tobacco, caramel, sourdough bread, juicy fruit, and oak. The entry is sweet, with flavors of caramel, cinnamon rolls, and juicy fruit. The finish gradually fades into vanilla and baking spice.

The aroma of Jack Daniel Bonded Rye Whiskey reveals baking spices, cookie dough, vanilla, tobacco, and oak. The entry is warm, unfolding flavors of dark rye bread, cinnamon, and oak. The finish gradually fades into light notes of allspice, vanilla, and cinnamon.

Jack Daniels Gentleman Jack is too much of a gentleman being lighter in taste than the original Jack Daniels #7. The nose is charred oak ,sweet maple,and banana pudding.The entry is smooth with flavors of charred oak,sweet maple, and banana pudding.There is a finish of pipe tobacco and baking spice.Gentleman Jack is too sweet and tastes like a water down Jack Daniels #7.

Aromas of pipe tobacco charred oak,toffee, banana, cookie dough,and baking spices greet the nose. Flavors of sweet maple,charred oak, banana pudding and everything nice ends with toffee, cinnamon ,and a hint of pipe tobacco .

Tobacco, baking spice, cookie dough,maple,and oak dominate the nose.Sweet warm entry mergers into flavors of cinnamon, oak, vanilla,and allspice.The long finish is vanilla and red hot cinnamon.All aromas and flavors remind me of my childhood Christmas treats of fruit cake and cookies with raisins, walnuts,and sweet baking spice.A real classic whiskey that is the pinnacle of quality.