Jack Daniel's Bonded Tennessee Whiskey

Lots of cherry on the nose. Not super complex flavor. Pretty generic 100 proof American, but certainly better than regular jack.

I like Jack #7, both black and green. I'm cool with Gentleman, and I am a big big fan of the Single Barrel select at 94 AND at Barrel Proofs. I had grand designs that this Bonded Jack would be a delight. I am disappointed. Flavor is unrefined: harsh, astringent, and the nose and finish do not deviate. This is an unpleasant whiskey.

Little rough, sweet with lots of flavor at the end. Light nose

Spicey on the nose, with lots of oak, rye spice and burnt caramel. Further notes of black pepper and a small amount of the Jack Daniel's banana note make their presence known. On the initial mouth swirl, rye spice and black pepper coat the tongue and fill the throat with a lovely numbing quality but not harsh. The caramel and vanilla make their selves known in the nasal passage but quickly subsides. Further sips bring the banana and a lovely honey note. Numerous other faint notes make their presence known which include, brine, smoke, ash, peanut shells, and toasted almonds. Overall impression - Nose: 4/5; Taste 4/5. I was impressed with the Triple Mash, but I do believe that this offering may be even better as the maltiness expressed in the Triple Mash is not apparent. Quite lovely. Repurchase: Yes Type: Daily Drinker