Well worth the extra, Gentleman Jack is charcoal-mellowed twice, before and after the ageing process, resulting in a cleaner, more refined end product. Packaged in a smart Monogram-esque bottle. Web-Exclusive Price!
I really enjoy this with Coke, a lemon slice. You cannot go wrong with a Gentleman, and Jack!
- anonymous, 9th January
I am no Scotch expert but my friend's very rich father put me through a blind scotch tasting that I really enjoyed with some bottles that were upwards of $500 dollars down to some cheap stuff to keep me honest. When it was all said and done, I had blindly selected Gentlemen Jack as my favorite. Haha. Go figure...
- Nate, 20th Dec '11
this stuff is beautiful! I love Old No.7 but this has a smoother taste, with extra flavour. I need to try Single Barrel Select to compare the 3!
- TS, 16th Nov '11
for people who claim to know a bit about wiskey some comments on here surpries me. the only difference between Gentleman Jack and NO'7 is Gentleman goes through 20feet of charcoal and NO'7 only 10.
Single Barrel is NO'7 it just got a better spot in the barrel house.
- Jason, Halifax UK, 29th Sep '11
Overrated, over priced, like all JD products
- anonymous, 19th Aug '11
Really nice quality JD, had some in Croatia on the rocks and they give you some dark chocolate (high percentage cocoa) as something to go with it. It seems strange but they do complement each other well.Regardless, this is great
- anonymous, 4th Aug '11
I'm not a whisky drinker but I had a taste of this as a tribute after a funeral. Extremely smooth with no after taste. Impressive!
- anonymous, 2nd Aug '11
"Nose" (undiluted): Bananna, oak, and a little strong note of alcohol when sniffed in a brandy snifter or Glencairn glass. In a tumbler, the nose is much more pleasant and floral. "Palate" (undiluted): Sweet entry of corn, vanilla and oak. Bananna too."Finish" (undiluted): Dries with warming notes of tobacco and spice. A little to oakey is the remaining flavor.
- Jason's Scotch Whisky Reviews, 29th Jun '11
Very Very smooth and dangerously drinkable. I might have to get someone to hide the bottle for me.The flavour is nowhere near as woody as no. 7 and it's very sweet. Amazing drink and well worth buying. I will still buy the no.7 too though, they both have their charm.
- Gary, Sussex UK, 7th Jun '11
took delivery of gj today many thanx.dont know if i should open it or just dream!better open and test it!
- anonymous, 25th Mar '11
put it in the freezer overnight and it excels itself.
- anonymous, 22nd Mar '11
Very nice Jack Daniel's and its interesting reading other peoples reviews. I like Gentleman Jack yet feel Single Barrell is far superior. In fact, I sometimes think I prefer Old No7 to Gentleman Jack. All a matter of personal taste. You've got to try them all though!
- Steel Horse Cowboy, 22nd Mar '11
I got a set of JD for christmas, its had old n7, one barrel and gentleman jack and iv got to say, when i tasted GJ i was stunned by the amazing flavours of the caramel and the vanilla, it is deffo the best whiskey i have ever had! Getting this 70cl soon ;) enjoy drinking guys ;)
- anonymous, 12th Jan '11
Just had this last night; liquid gold! Even nicer than the single barrel JD. Well worth the additional cost.
- Daz, 30th Dec '10
I really don't like the No.7, normally i'm a single malt irish man but this drink is beautiful, definitely in my top 5!
- Kane, England, 29th Dec '10
Bought one nov 2008 at Newark airport and opened it now....GOOD TASTE
- anonymous, 27th Nov '10
far better quality than 07, smoother, with less kickback.try it with ginger ale. magic
- anonymous, 19th Nov '10
I'm soory i just don't get why the charcoal taste would be appealing. very mellow as well.
- anonymous, 15th Nov '10
My wife bought me a bottle of GJ for my birtday this week, seriously good whisky. I reckon it's smoother than OLD 7 but I'll continue to drink both.
- anonymous, 25th Oct '10
Andy Goldie Has got it right. AND all the other connisseurs of fine whiskey who know what's GOOD. This is damn fine. The naysayers can go jump
