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alc./vol: 35%
Proof: 70°
Vintage: Non-vintage
Aged: No age statement
Product of:
United States
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Launched in the U.S. April 2014, “Jack Fire” is made with Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 whiskey with a proprietary red hot cinnamon liqueur.
Review and Tasting
Sampled on 28/04/2015
Appearance:
Clear, golden amber.
Aroma:
Pungent cinnamon spice, cinnamon bagel, honey and white pepper.
Taste:
Pronounced cinnamon spice, honeyed sweetness, subdued whiskey and black pepper spice. Light buttery popcorn note.
Aftertaste:
Lingering hot cinnamon and black pepper spice with buttery popcorn.
Overall:
Intense cinnamon spice. It is somewhat appropriately named ‘Tennessee Fire’.
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More about Tennessee Fire
Jack Daniel's
Status: Operational
Established: 1866
Owner: Brown-Forman Corporation
Capacity: Not supplied
Visitor Policy: Visitors welcome throughout the year
Tel: +1 931 759 6357
Website: Jack Daniel's
Address: 182 Lynchburg Highway, Lynchburg, Tennessee, 37352
Established: 1866
Owner: Brown-Forman Corporation
Capacity: Not supplied
Visitor Policy: Visitors welcome throughout the year
Tel: +1 931 759 6357
Website: Jack Daniel's
Address: 182 Lynchburg Highway, Lynchburg, Tennessee, 37352
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