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Long awaited in the UK and with a big following in the USA, this is Jack Daniel's honey and whiskey liqueur. A mix of regular Old No 7 and a spiced honey liqueur, it's got spice, sweetness, floral undertones and a long smooth finish. Drink over ice, chilled or even in a cup of coffee – it's rather tasty.
Character
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Nutmeg
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Lemon
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Honey
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Toffee
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Coffee
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Honeysuckle
Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey Whiskey Liqueur Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Billy A
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Nose:
Pungent honey right off the bat – a freshly opened jar of crystallised honey, with a touch of earthiness to it – fudge, biscuits (British ones), floral hints and some allspice.
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Palate:
Thick and oily texture, with dark caramel (both runny and solid shards), nutmeg and allspice. The flavours remain rich and dark, with sweet milky coffee, dark chocolate and demarara sugar lightened by some candied lemon hints. There's also, as you might expect, a rich and sweet honey undertone beneath it all – lightly pungent and floral, with a real honey flavour.
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Finish:
Spicy and sweet, with cinnamon heat, runny honey and vanilla fudge.
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Comment:
Not as sweet or sharp as most honey whiskey liqueurs, with real honey flavour, rich sweetness and gentle spice.
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Tasting Notes by Lew Bryson for Whisky Advocate
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There's vanilla, cinnamon, and... oh, right, honey! The honey here is not shy, but not generic, either, there's a nice floral, herbal complexity to it. Drinks smooth and warm, not overly sweet for 35%, and the honey's here, as is some dialed-back cinnamon and a dash of cocoa in the finish. A late breath revives everything. The best of the American honey-whiskey drinks to date. 89 Points.
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168 Customer Reviews
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My favourite, excellent as always.
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Delicious.
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So good, it's the only whiskey I actually want to drink.
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Worth trying as a hot toddy.
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VILE!
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I've tried different whiskeys in my time and never had the same one again due to a disappointing taste. This however, changed this by a mile. Unbelievable!
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Very nice, caramel and syrup overload but very tasty mmm
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Wow, so amazing. Well done Jack Daniels, this is one delicious little treat in a glass.
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I don’t drink whiskey but was intrigued by some of the reviews. I really do like this, just a little sip or in my coffee in the afternoon is good for me. It has a sweet taste that might be off-putting to those averse to that in their drink.
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Not usually into liqueurs... but this one definitely got my attention. It's good... really good!
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Very enjoyable and has become my new favorite as a nightcap before turning in. I pour 2 oz over two ice cubes and sip it slowly - so relaxing!
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Tried it when I couldn't get my regular Jim Beam Honey. Enjoyed the difference. A deeper, richer taste. Neither is better than the other, just different.
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Gross
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Dear friends, before scoldind the "overall sweetness" of this luxury thing please read the label - it says "honey liqueur", which supposed to be sweet, and it is really first class liqueur, where honey flavours remain with delicious whiskey notes. Flavours of Summer flower meadow and confectionery factory from my childhood. Thank you Jack Daniel's.
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All I can say is "oh my god" ....so smooth, so tasty...nectar of the gods! Over ice, the best and only sipping whiskey!
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Surprisingly good! As said, very smooth. Taste of vanilla, fudge and honey!
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After years of drinking, Everything,Every spirit,beer,cider imaginable, I have finally found the PERFECT drink. When all else fails, This is the 9ne for me.
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Excellent, the taste lingers long after each sip, perfect accompaniment when doing the crossword, a great drink to retire to bed with.
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It's G-R-E-A-T-!-!-! I have always liked JD's Old No 7, especially with a beer as a chaser, and though I may never wish to drink JD's Tennessee Honey with a beer, I would be willing to try it with just about anything else, and -- of course (as others have amply noted!) -- it's GREAT just as it is!!!!!!! (Count 'em!!!!!!! Um, 7 being a magic number... eh, JD??????? [Count 'em!!!!!!!])
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It's what I always imagined "ambrosia" would taste like, when I read about it in books on mythology.
