Jack Daniel's Old No.7

thedrink is fantastic when compared to jhoneywalker group. leaving for india in a couple of weeks.missing jackdaniel imean whisky

It's the first whiskey I started drinking in my late teens or early twenties and also taught me to drink my spirits neat. A decade or so later and I enjoy trying as many different whiskies as I can but still have a soft spot for JD. Not the most complex bottle in my collection but ideal for sipping all evening playing Texas Hold'em with the lads! Whisky snobs may put it down but it's a legendry drink and justifiably popular.

This has a bit of a bad reputation but in my opinion, that is unfair to the folks who make this. It reminds me very much of Dutch liquorice candy and it's perhaps the most 'oily' whiskey I've ever had. If that's your thing, Old No. 7 is an excellent choice.

As you see Jack Daniel's everywhere!!!! Until I tried it I thought it wouldn't be anything special, but I was surprised, it has a good flavour and well worth the price.

This whiskey has a bit of an image problem, in that it's widely associated with the 'wrong' type of people (my local ASDA keeps it in a locked display case with more expensive spirits, so it probably gets shoplifted a lot). This is unfair: it's a smooth, mellow whiskey, good enough to drink neat, but not too good to mix. If I can't recommend it strongly, it's only because it's so commonly available, and there are so many other whiskeys to try.

first whisky I tasted, and I love it, although I prefer Gentleman Jack for its smoother taste this is still awesome at a cheaper price.

Although this is an American Whiskey but I have to confess that it's really better than Chivas, J.Walker (8-12 years).If I think bout drinking.This is first of my list and then the Ballantine's.

In spite of what some self-proclaimed whisk(e)y experts say, this is a quality whiskey. I for one find it too sweet for my likings.

Oh my. You just can't beat this as a sippin whisky, neat, and I actually prefer it to Gentleman Jack. But then I have a sweet tooth. Always in a dilemma whether to buy a bottle of this or J.Walker B Label, as the price is so similar. 50/50 so far :-) Drink and Enjoy!

As a scotch drinker little used to American whisk(e)y I personally found the charred-wood taste rather unpleasant. Straight or with simple ice the burnt taste overpowers all the other flavors, but hey, it goes well with coke so I guess it's OK as a party drink.

This is a gentle introduction to Tennessee whiskey. Soft, sweet vanilla, oak and charcoal. Nicely balanced. Give it a try! You'll be surprised by how smooth it is.

Easier to drink neat than JB Black and yes sweeter so perhaps a beginners tipple. But for that 'Oh yes I felt that' chug from the bottle I would still go with JB Black

Palate: Starts on sweet, that's the corn. Moves to oak, charcoal and vanilla. Finish: It's short. The sweetness leaves and it dries across the palate. Flavors of oak and vanilla dissipate almost instantly. Nothing lingers very long.This a simple but pleasing Tennessee whisky profile, but then again this is a standard bottling. Reasonable price for what you get.

I love this drink, I have a glass in the morning with my cornflakes. then one at lunch time and finish off whats left before bed! expensive habbit but what else have i got to do all day im retired!

this aint no bourbon. it breaks the rules due to the charcole mellowing. danm it, it says whiskey on the bottle. and its great.drink neat,smooth an sweet.

This drink is really amazing! Yesterday I have discovered a nice banana milkshake note in the nose of this superb liquid.

Say what you like about JD, its sweeter than most bourbons and easier to drink. I prefer Jim Beam myself when considering a mainstream bourbon, but its easy to drink and DOESN'T ( audible gasp) need to be mixed which suggests it is indeed fairly palatable.

the best taest in the world. straight or with lots of ice and irn bru.

What an utterly awful drink.

A good affordable whisky...should be more popular than jim beam...don't change it anytime soon...and don't underestimate it