One of a series of special commemorative edition bottlings Jack Daniel's have produced for their legions of fans, this 1915 Gold Medal has been extremely popular.
I have a 1915 and is by far the best whisky that I have ever had. Drink it conservatively but aint no way on earth that I am going through life whothout drinking it.once of a lifetime experience that just can't go undone. Life is too short to not try it.
- anonymous, 30th Aug '11
Got my bottle, lovely~! :)
- betty, 9th Jun '11
As per the last reviewer I rarely touch old Jack but this one was quite the quaffable expression - Shared it at a leaving do recently and selfishly had to keep plenty o' peoples' mitts off of it.
- Mikey, 4th Jan '11
absolutely lovely! and this is coming from a guy that never touches JD otherwise.
- charn, 10th Oct '10
To answer the last post on here. I believe it is different from the normal No.7 brand. I drank a bottle of the 1914 and that was really different but realised after I drank it that perhaps I shouldn't have as the bottles are quite rare to get hold of. If you do want to try it I would suggest buying 2 bottles.
- Matt, 7th Oct '10
is this whiskey different from normal Jack daniels, or is it the same but in a commemorative bottle?
- anonymous, 16th Sep '10
Best guess is about 2002, Joe.
- TWE Admin, 20th Jul '10
Can anyone tell me when this was botteld thanks! 1915? cant be!
- joe, 15th Jul '10
Life is WAY to short.....take a sip of your Jack people
- Dareyl, 19th May '10
i have six off these bottles never tasted it .but the reviews tell us this is a lovely whisky .hopefully i will open a bottle or two on a special ocassion .jacks forever
- dion de melo, 3rd May '10
I do have one 1915 home and i am from polan imagine how hard it was to buy it. now i can't wait to open it and find out the teast... but there have to be some special ocasion. the thing is that i'm 18 years old and i can still appreciate the importance of 1915 jack. jack rules...
- Drd, 25th Apr '10
I have bottle of this sitting at home never to be drank. But I did open my bottle of the 1914 ( I brought it, and drank before I realised what I was doing ) but that was lovely. Really smooth and fresh, with a subtle after tones of oak. But saying that I can't find the 1914 again and would never drink it.. I just hope the 1915 tastes the same but then I'll never find out unless I buy another.
- M Blick, 1st Apr '10
good stuff
- Kurt Dearnbarger, 25th Oct '09
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