Jack Daniel's Triple Mash

On the nose: oak, caramel, earthy. On the palate: caramel, honey, and cherry cola with a thicker mouthfeel. Finish: medicinal cherry, spice, malt, and chocolate.

Nose: caramel, and a dusty wooden box, vanilla, light peppery spice Body: light Palate: similarly to the JD ten this starts very light, the flavors are muted but present. Sweet and almost like a Mexican chocolate things going on with a peppery sweet chocolaty back palate Finish: the finish is medium a little more full than the nose, body and palate would suggest is coming. Has some of the JD ten smokiness but not as powerful or long lasting Note: this is a nice dram but nothing special is going on. It’s sweet and interesting and fun to have but not earth shattering.

Nose- The nose takes some work to draw out. I get some berries like bramble berries, a bit of wintergreen, and dusky corn . There also is some maltiness like you would find in chocolate malt powder. Palate- the dusky white corn comes through with berries and dear I say a bit of custard pie. Honey makes itself present on the palate, and some soft oak comes forward. The palate seems soft, but nice. I also get some more of that wintergreen and malt. There is a sweet tea quality to it. Finish- medium finish that for me got a bit bitter quickly. I wanted it to give up some of that maple sugar quality that JD is known for, but this didn't. Overall- First this is not like anything that you would be used to from JD. You can find the corn, and the JD rye, but the malt is a surprise. Second, it is a bit muted. The flavors are blended nicely and are a bit fun to find, but you have to work hard at it. Next, I didn't enjoy the finish. The bitterness lingered for me and cheapened the sip. BUT I used this in an old fashioned right after my initial pour. SUPERIOR for that cocktail. It gives depth, an added layer with the malt, and a nice backbone with the spicier wintergreen from the Rye. Bartenders take notice- this bottle is the bottle to build whiskey based cocktails from. For the price.....even though it is a 700ml bottle this is one to have for that. Better sippers can be had though

**700 mL bottle** One of my favorite JDs. Slight spice and cereal nose, sweet on the front, roller coaster of herbal cereal, dry finish

Cinnamon forward, pretty smooth. Have definitely had better JD offerings

It’s ok. The bottle size is 700ml, around $50. There are $30 bottles of bourbon that are much better.