Jack Daniels continues to produce a lot of wonderful bespoke expressions. Their single barrel line, both bourbon and rye, are clamored for by their fans. As the American whiskey world sees a shift toward American Single Malt, it’s no surprise that Jack Daniel’s is joining the ranks. This whiskey had a lot of the fun elements of their single barrel expressions but didn’t quite hit the mark like those do. I imagine the exclusivity of the Duty-Free shop will be interesting for loyal consumers.
Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.
Charles Steele, a Portland-based attorney, is a native of the Pacific Northwest. His legal background provides him with an analytical approach to understanding whiskey and other aged spirits. Primarily a legal writer, freelancing for The Whiskey Wash offers Charles a unique opportunity to showcase his versatility as a writer. Although his preference lies with whiskey and whiskey-based cocktails, he has a profound appreciation for all unique and unconventional liquors, from Malört to Ojen - if it's peculiar, he's intrigued.
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