Whiskey Tennessee Whiskey Tennessee N/A 40% ABV
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Similar to the Old No. 7, Jack Daniel's Green Label utilizes whiskey sourced from the first floor of the aging warehouse, resulting in a slightly different profile. This bottling has limited distribution within the United States and internationally, potentially leading to a higher price for collectors seeking rare bottles.
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Typical JD character. It strikes me as sweet and more mellow than its cost implies. In fact, at $19.99 on sale, it's a steal. I don't get why it's less expensive than the very same liquid aged elsewhere in the facility.... are we being ripped off??? Who cares, right! Just keep it flowing.
This whiskey gave me the courage to tell the person who gave me my first kiss that I loved them. I don't recall much about the tasting notes, but I do remember it being quite harsh in an unpleasant way. It's an inexpensive option that isn't really worth the cost, in my opinion.
This is an easier, lighter, and crisper version of the original. It reduces the original's slight heaviness and emphasizes the banana alcohol notes. Delicious.
As described, I remember this being a bit less expensive with a sharper, rougher character, which wasn't ideal. Don't bother searching for it.
It had a bit of tartness, but predominantly banana, which really came through in the finish. I sampled a 25-year-old, unopened bottle; it was neither awful nor exceptional.
Not very good. It has some strange, harsh flavors. It tastes like bitter, raw woody sap.
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