Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Barrel Proof Tennessee Whiskey

(Warning! Inconsistent barrels!) 1st bottle: Nose has a honey undertone and light citrus overtone. This is a masterpiece that belongs in the Bourbon barrel proof club. Caramel undertone that flows through the pallet. Burn and spice peaks at the finish. ... Had a different bottle... 2nd bottle: Nose was all brown sugar. Burn is overwhelming in the middle of the pallets. None of the sour mash qualities present in my prior bottle.

Now this is a Jack Daniels product worth buying every time you see it. Caramel, oak, slight char, a touch of vanilla, and a oily mouthfeel all complete an intense experience.

Started off so sweet smelling at first, and the taste a bit spicy and warm. But after a few minutes it fell flat...

This whiskey is not for the faint of heart but please do not just mix this with coke. This is a very interesting whiskey but not surprising or complex for my palate. It's very straight forward and honestly (To Me) it's a Kentucky straight bourbon in disguise lol. Nose 4/5 - Much like Old No°7 you get banana right off the bat but this is more rix and emersive after that you get brown sugar, Vanilla, toffee, grain, slight blackberry? finished with pepper and molasses, but hey this is all if you can get passed the alcohol burn. Palate 4/5 - This palate is easy to describe. Take the old No.7 recipe and age it longer then pull it straight from the barrel to the bottle. Smoke, Wood, dried fruits, spice and caramel. Price 3.5/5 - $66 is not very welcoming for something that couldn't have been aged for more that 8-10 years, cask strength or not. Still this is something worth experiencing.