Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Tasting note

By Miguel at 2011 Mar,25 in Tasting , Jack Daniel

Jack Daniel's Single Barrel is always found in the upper most parts of the barrelhouse - they like to call this the 'Penthouse'. Because every barrel is different and in various locations in the barrel houses no two barrels are the same. Those barrels usually portrait the best and most intense flavors of toasted oak, vanilla and caramel.

This Jack Daniel's whiskey is a hell better than the standard Jack Daniels bottling but the price step is quite important to dismiss it. I recommend you to give a try to something like Buffalo Trace so you see what you are drinking.

This dram has a white-like color.

Nose (88): inexistent. sweet, corn, vanilla, honey, spices, some wood. First nosing data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Palate (88): . sweet, corn, honey, fruit, hot. Bouquet data is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

Finish (84): no finish. corn, sweet, floral. Finish length is innacurate as the previous tasting sheet lacked of this field.

So based on other whiskies I have already tasted I rate this Jack Daniel's Single Barrel with 87 points over 100.