Jack Daniel's Bonded Tennessee Whiskey

Would buy again

Oak, char, nilla. Great for the price point

No burn but a weird after taste. Overall pretty decent.

Fine expression of the Jack Daniel’s flavor profile but seemed severely muted and almost too easy to drink. Great bottle to drink with people who aren’t whiskey people.

Was not impressed with this offering from Jack Daniels and I have been a jd fan for along time I would not do this one again disappointed….

Banana nut bread with vanilla tones

COLOR: Goldenrod. NOSE: Not much! Hints of alcohol and spices. TASTE: A rush of warmth & heat to the roof of my mouth (I’d think it would have much more rye in the mash bill). The taste fades quickly & leaves a lingering warmth ~ underwhelming for sure; especially for a Bottled In Bond! FINISH: Warm….. again, underwhelming for what I was anxiously expecting!

Thankfully this was a bit easier to find than many of the new releases over the last couple of years. Of course it's bananas, a stronger Old no. 7 for the most part. It immediately reminded me of Old Forester 100. Where the of is bananas and fruit cake , the JD bonded is more banan laffy taffy. This is pretty good, and somewhat reasonably priced, although I would say there are definitely better values at 100 proof, namely OF 100.