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Character
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Vanilla
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Apple
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Honey
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Dried Fruit
Jack Daniel's Gentleman Jack Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Producer's Tasting Notes
Nose: Lighter oak and drier on the nose than Old No.7. Vanilla, brown sugar, maple and apple.
Palate: Sweet vanilla, stone fruits and apple.
Finish: Subtle oak that develops into a smooth finish of fruit with maple and floral honey.
191 Customer Reviews
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Best Bourbon whiskey I have ever tasted.
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Excellent highly recommend
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It's a very nice whiskey and notably tastier than #7. Definitely try it. However, if you want a Tennessee sour mash whiskey that's even better then buy a bottle of George Dickel #12. Dickel #12 has got to be my all time favourite whiskey, bar none.
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More refined and grown up than old No.7 - gentleman Jack is certainly a fitting name. A balanced nose, thick with oak, maple syrup and brown sugar with green fruits, vanilla and I found jammy hints (apricot?) hidden away in there. Medium to full bodied, deliciously creamy texture, definite vanilla to begin with before notes of apricot and green fruits before a delicious, smooth oak finish that goes on and on A great sipping whiskey that makes a fantastic alternative to my usual single malt drams bat enjoyed at room temperature as it can be quite harsh cold
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Very smooth and palatable. Superb
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I frequently enjoy a little Gentleman Jack - weekends and Sunday football. However its great whenever!
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Okay for sipping and has a nice finish. But lacks the depth of flavour that a Buffalo Trace or Wild Turkey.
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A fantastic sipping whisky
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Have been drinking this recently, like the finish. Best for me over ice only.
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SAME AS OLD NO 7 BUT I THINK ITS LITTLE MORE MELLOWER AND SMOTHER ON PALATE ENJOYED BEST I GUESS WITH NO MIXING
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Very smooth compared the Old Number 7, nice on a few cubes of ice. I'll admit, I've became a fan of Jack Daniel's over the years, I like the Old Number 7 for mixing with coke, or as a sipper, but mostly coke. I enjoy Tennessee Honey and Tennessee Fire, they're both really good as well if you're into liqueurs. But this is definitely a very nice standard sipping whiskey. On the rocks it's very nice, my only beef I have is the price, I've had some bourbon's for half the price that were nicer. But as a Jack fan, it's nice to have something smooth and easy going to sip on without the roughness of standard Old Number 7.
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An improvement on the No7. Can be drank by it's self over ice for the best experience
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Great service, ordered on Monday and came two days later, considering the bottle was also engraved this was done in excellent time, the bottle looks brilliant as well.
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I occasionally have a JD and always drink it with a mixer as I don''t find it very smooth. I got a bottle of Single Barrel JD at Chrimbo which can definitely be drank on it''s own. This sits somewhere between the two. I can drink it on it''s own but there''s a lot better out there. With cola it''s excellent, nice and sweet with three distinct phases and a bit of oomph. Put it on your wish list, it''s worth a try
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great stuff, fine on its own, hated it with regular coke, but with vanilla coke its fantastic, the vanilla somehow brings the oak into the foreground
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Excellent taste and soft finish, easy to drink on it''s own.
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@Lorenz -- You are correct. I got the wrong impression and was thinking that Gentleman Jack is filtered twice BEFORE going into the barrel, rather than once before and once after. So apologies on that front. Still, we are in disagreement about the quality of the whiskey in question. I like Gentleman Jack and consider it to be a very big step up from the Old No. 7. Whatever the distillery is doing to create a better product than Old No. 7, I have to endorse. It is not like there isn''t plenty of aged, unfiltered American whiskey to choose from. There is room enough for one particular brand to be different.
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@MoreTears charcoal filtering is also done to aged whiskey. this is what differentiate Gentleman Jack from Old no.7. Old no.7 is filtered once before going into barrels. Gentleman Jack is filtered twice, first time before going into barrels and the second time after ageing which makes it mediocre in my opinion. Oh dear... you have spent 20 mins watching JD clip on You Tube yet missed the important bit...
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@Lorenz -- No, Bourbon is absolutely not Tennessee Whiskey, but the matter of whether Tennessee Whiskey is Bourbon is at least debatable (though I am not going to get into that right now). Why I am writing now is to correct another wrong impression you have. The charcoal filtering is not done to the aged whiskey, but to the fresh liquid made from the mixing of water and grain BEFORE the liquid is put into barrels for aging. I recommend -- to you and anybody else -- watching a 20.5-minute video on YouTube about how Jack Daniel''s whiskey is made. Just Google "YouTube Jack Daniel Manufacturing Process Jimmy Bedford." Both informative and entertaining.
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Bourbon is Tennessee Whiskey and Tennessee Whiskey is Bourbon. It is all the same. Anyway, I prefer Old No 7. I think the whole idea of filtering aged whiskey through charcoal is wrong. Why keep spirit for 4.5 years in a barrel just to remove all those beatiful flavours later on through filtering? If I fancied pure spirit I would buy Vodka. JD get your act together! If you want you can come up with great products such as Silver Select or Single Barrel, otherwise you churn crap from your refinery, sorry, distillery.
