Type
Whisky
Alcohol content
47%
Tasting moment
Cocktail, on the rocks
Origin
United States, Tennessee

Product details

full name
Tennessee Rye Whiskey Single Barrel Jack Daniel's
New
appellation
Tennessee Whiskey
set
Gift box
country
United States
region
Tennessee
ageing
American oak barrel
format
0,7 L
taste
Ripe fruit, Oak, Rye, Toasted
alcohol content
47%
temperature
16-18 °C
Average Rating
4,75 / 5
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Tennessee Rye Whiskey Single Barrel Jack Daniel's

0,7 ℓ, Gift box
45.90 
per bottle  (0,7 ℓ)  65.57 €/ℓ
incl. VAT and taxes
Only 9 left
In stock, only 9 left, place your order within 23 hours and 17 minutes to ensure delivery by Wednesday, November 27th.
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Description

The Single Barrel Rye is the first Tennessee Rye Whiskey in the history of Jack Daniel's distillery. It comes from a unique blend consisting of 70% rye combined with 18% wheat and 12% barley. After slow and prolonged fermentation and double distillation, it undergoes the typical filtering drop by drop in activated carbon and matures in toasted and charred American oak barrels.

To the eye it appears amber in colour and to the nose it shows off complex aromas of ripe fruit and light toasted sensations of oak wood. In the mouth there is a spicy and pleasant flavour, with a strong and persistent taste of rye that indelibly marks it without overpowering the other aromas.

Great to serve over ice or for blending a perfect Sazerac.

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