5% ABV. 97 calories. 355ml (12oz) $3.99 individually, and $12.99 per four-pack. 7% ABV. 97 calories. 355ml (12oz) $3.99 individually, and $12.99 per four-pack. 7% ABV. 97 calories. 355ml (12oz) $3.99 individually, and $12.99 per four-pack.
Thats definitely Jack, but just diluted. A little banana and bright cherry pop up. Artificial in every way. Yes, there is alcohol in it. Dont sniff it, just drink it. Sickly sweet with lemon almost like lemon cleaner. Not as artificial as Jack Daniels Whiskey and Cola, but smells like lemon candy.
A lot of cherry flavor from the whiskey settles on the tongue. The seltzer isnt refreshing, and is pretty flat. The cocktail is mostly just seltzer, than Jack Daniels. Final Thoughts: It would be better if the seltzer was more bubbly and less flat. With the hard seltzer market so vast, now is not the time to lack in effervescence. The flatness of the seltzer doesnt make it refreshing. If I ordered this at a bar, Id think their CO2 tank was low. I am a fan of a simple whiskey soda. You get the benefits of drinking Jack Daniels while staying a little more hydrated. I recommend throwing in a slice of lime. Tasting Notes: Jack Daniels Whiskey and Cola Vital Stats: 7% ABV. 97 calories. 355ml (12oz) $3.99 individually, and $12.99 per four-pack. Appearance: Dark cola. Nose: Artificial in every way. Yes, there is alcohol in it. Dont sniff it, just drink it. Palate: So sweet and syrupy. The Cola is flat and hardly effervescent. However, it packs a punch in the middle and the aftertaste. There is so much black cherry on the tongue, you think youve grabbed an entirely different drink. Final Thoughts: Id already have to be a few drinks in, or they would have to be the only thing left at a party, for me to grab one. Its questionable from the get-go. Itd be cheaper to just buy a bottle of Jack Daniels and real Coca-Cola for a mixer, but the con with that option is portability. The cola is just dismal. Aside from the cola issue, I think the main problem is the proportion of Jack Daniels to the cola. I thought that after three sips, I would be used to it and it would get better, but I was mistaken. However, for an easy canned cocktail and accessibility it gets the job done. Tasting Notes: Jack Daniels Whiskey, Lemon, and Honey Vital Stats: 7% ABV. 97 calories. 355ml (12oz) $3.99 individually, and $12.99 per four-pack. Appearance: Amber yellow; like an Arnold Palmer with more lemonade. Nose: Sickly sweet with lemon almost like lemon cleaner. Not as artificial as Jack Daniels Whiskey and Cola, but smells like lemon candy. Palate: Theres definitely whiskey in here compared to the Jack Daniels Lynchburg Lemonade, so be careful as it goes down fast. There are no bubbles in this one. The lemon is very bright, however I am disappointed that it isnt freshly squeezed and artificial. Its more balanced with the whiskey and the honey. While the nose was really sweet, it isnt overly sweet on the palate. Final Thoughts: Boozy lemonade is my favourite summertime drink. This is by far the best of the Jack Daniels canned cocktails, and it can easily be doctored; add a little seltzer, and you have a John Collins, or add a little mint or lavender.
