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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteJack Daniel’s likes to experiment with different flavors, and now the brand has introduced Tennessee Blackberry, a blackberry-flavored version of the famous whiskey liqueur.
FAQ
- What is Jack Daniel's Blackberry?
A whiskey liqueur infused with blackberry flavor.
- Are there more Jack Daniel's flavored whiskey liqueurs?
Yes, there are already three: Tennessee Honey, Tennessee Apple, and Tennessee Fire.
- When is Jack Daniel's Blackberry available for purchase?
It has already been released and is available worldwide.
Jack Daniels combines whiskey with blackberries
The latest addition to Jack Daniel’s flavored range has officially been released. This time around the Old No. 7 whiskey is combined with the rich tones of blackberries. Below you'll find the full tasting notes:
Flavor profile:
- Nose: Blackberry pie with a hint of the classic Old No. 7.
- Palate: Rich and lively, with blackberries, creamy vanilla, roasted oak, and a touch of honey.
- Finish: Smooth, layered with blackberry notes, toasted nuts, and Old No. 7.
Multiple Jack Daniel's whiskey liqueurs available
Jack Daniel’s has already launched multiple flavored whiskey liqueurs, some of which are also available worldwide. For instance, you can find:
Tennessee Blackberry is now added to that list.
The reactions on the Facebook page of the International Society of Jack Daniels Collectors are mixed. While some think the whiskey is being ruined, others are asking for specific new flavors, including strawberry and pear.
Fun fact: Did you know there's a big difference between how famous Jack Daniel’s is, and yet how clumsily the great man met his end, by the way? The story goes that he furious kicked a safe that he couldn't open. That action injured his toe, which subsequently got infected and led to his death.
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