Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Barrel Proof Tennessee Whiskey

127.9 proof Nose- caramel, pralines, banana, honey baked ham, baking spices, oak char, sourdough, apple, ethanol Palate- crème brûlée, oak, caramel, baking spices, peanuts Finish- long, with vanilla, pepper, banana,and shellac (not in a bad way) This is the most complex and complete Jack Daniels I’ve ever had. Although a bit hot, it never distracts from the aromas or flavors. A wonderful dram.

Nose: vanilla. With vanilla. And a hint of vanilla bean ice cream. A little caramel hint of smoke Taste: vanilla barrel char. Apple cinnamon undertones Watch full review on YouTube here! https://youtu.be/Vhi8sO3l7gs

Barrel horse 2-15. Barrel 22-09867. Bottled 11/28/22 The smell is caramelized brown sugar on bananas. Flavor is rich, and oaky with hints of vanilla, and a banana creme brulee finish

JD in peak form. I will say the proofed down SB is very good as well as the bonded. All are great variations on the same baseline profile and a study in proofing.

Rich char and pecan taste and a carmel note that overrides the high proof

Barrel No. 22-04095 Rick 2-12 Bottling Date 04/22/2022 65.3% abv; 130.6 proof Open 3 months Nose - Fried banana, cinnamon bun, maple syrup, cheap maraschino cherry, mixture of baking spices, and medium ethanol. Palate - Pureed banana, maple taffy, cinnamon bun with too much vanilla frosting, pumpernickel bread, and chocolate covered cherry. Finish is medium with sticky maple syrup, nutmeg, cinnamon bun, and a hot kick of ethanol at the end. This is my least favorite JDSBBP so far, but it's still good. It has all of the classic notes of the previous bottles I've bought. The difference is this smells and tastes a little more artificial, especially the banana and cinnamon notes. It was worse on first crack, but has gotten richer over time. Still a good buy under $70, I just hope the next one is better.