Loved old no 7- was always my go to whisky - and unfairly gets bad reviews, but the single barrel is heaven - to me its old no7 on steroids - totally recommend it regardless of the price.
Definitely worth it, I usually receive one at Xmas and last year's was gone by April, which is a good review by itself! Light years away from Old No 7.
£20 as of Wednesday 11th November 2020 from Sainsbury's. IF you order for collection or delivery on or after Wednesday 18th November. I've ordered 3 to collect! Not a fan of JD myself but this was too good a deal to pass up. I have tried it once or twice from the Xmas selections. Can't really remember the taste. Got a feeling that it might be too sweet a flavour for me but hopefully its ok. Have a Glenlivet 10 and a Talisker 10 to start first.
Vin, I'm a scotch guy, and I don't really care for bourbon but I have recently discovered that I love rye whiskey. You have got to try Jack Daniels Single Barrel Rye. It's great stuff. $42 here in Florida. Cheers🥃
I'm not a fan of Old No. 7 either, but their Single Barrels are quite good. If you get a chance to try one of the barrel proof single barrel selects be sure to do it, they are fantastic! Cheers Vin!
That 'one' drink for me is Southern Comfort. I know, I know....a moment of weakness in my long since gone youth! I'm quite the JD fan but once you get past the Old No. 7 into the single barrel stuff, it really is a different beast.
Whiskey Straight Al Haha good man Al, I just subscribed to your channel now, watching your Redbreast 12 review and I’m surprised and delighted to hear you are a Nordie man like myself, nursing a wee dram here now in Derry, all the best to you and yours.
I picked up a bottle of this the other day and it blows the number 7 out of the water, and I do like number 7 Jack Daniels. But this single barrel Jack Daniels steps up on the flavors, definitely a winner.
My advice: get a bottle of old no. 7 and have a sip during a whisky session every now and then. that way you can (surprisingly quickly, definitely before you finish the bottle) start associating the smell of jack daniels with whisky instead of with regret. Worked for me with tullamore dew! and i assure you that was a rough night to forget :')
@@NoNonsenseWhisky maybe make a video about the journey, could probably think up a fat juicy clickable title for that one... "Learning to appreciate my *MOST HATED WHISKY*!!!" hehehehe
I live in Tennessee so pretty much all the Jack products are well stocked and fairly priced in every local liquor shop. I've had them all but the one I've had my eye lately is the single barrel barrel proof at 65% abv for 60$US.
@@NoNonsenseWhisky we can never have too many no Nonsense reviews, haha! My favorite go to bourbon is the Evan Williams Bottled in Bond, i can buy a liter of it for 20$ and it tastes fantastic. I hope the prices on it stay where they are, however the whole bourbon scene has exploded in the last 10 years so even from week to week pricing and availability can change based on demand. I think American craft whiskies will start to become more popular and hard to get, something I'm starting to get into.
Great review, I had a similar experience with Jack at an 18th birthday party so only retried it a month or so ago, with lots of coke I thought it tasted like the vanilla cokes they discontinued a few years ago. Looking forward to trying that expression after all the rave reviews it seems to be getting!
Thank you for the review. I don’t think it got a lot of reviews in the US. I was actually looking for a review on this hoping that I would see some similar comparisons during that process because I really do enjoy drinking this. I agree with your comment on it drinks very similar to a bourbon. I am also not a Jack Daniels number seven fan. I have subscribed to your channel and looking forward to other reviews. I also spent US $47 on this which is about as high as I will go for a decent bourbon, whiskey or rye. Again thank you 🙏
i love the bitter oak taste of this. hints of caramel in it too. this is the best JD has. however, I have not tried the single barrel Rye. thats coming soon.
Very funny, Ralfy talks about deep discounting of whisk(e)y in UK supermarkets (published last night to patrons, tomorrow to everybody) and boom, Vin reviews an example! And even better, he also describes how willingness-to-pay is shrinking based on such discounting practice. qed!
I don't think I've ever tasted a JD No7 outside of coke. I was gifted the Lem Tolley edition a few years ago and remember liking it, so I'm curious about this one. As for the No 7, it's surprising to hear it's so bad as it's currently 26 GBP in my local shop, so not exactly a budget bourbon
Not sure if the JD Sinatra expression is available in the U.K., but if you see it grab a bottle. Like the single barrel, the Sinatra is nothing like the old No. 7.
@@NoNonsenseWhisky same here however I don't think it easily available in UK and I have similar reservations towards JD - not because alcohol poisoning but just the taste of No7
There's precisely 0 banana on the one I have open right now, and I do get tons of the banana on No. 7. I'd guess it varies barrel to barrel, as you might expect.
Still waiting for a bottle that testes like sweet banana. I know that this isnot enought to not bash JD , but i love this whiskey. Even if i did drink lots of great bourbons...JD single barrel is just perfect. Not for a review but for the taste (banana). Sooooo. Just drink it if you like it... 👌
Long time ago I've got heavily drunk on gin and tonic... I used to love G&T on a hot summer day and it took me, for real, 7-8 years to forget that hell and get back to it like nothing happened 😂
Except for some (and very very few) exceptional bourbons, most taste about the same to me. Nothing like the huge variation in smell/taste with single malt Scotch. I’m therefore over knowing a bourbon I’ve not tried is simply nice or even very nice, and moving to wanting marked variety across the bourbons I have open. Here this one is £43-57+ equivalent, so not sure if the extra-sweetness is enough of a draw-card to get it. If the finish was megga-long maybe yes.
I will say I feel the 'I've paid discount rate, why pay full now?' mentality very strongly. However, something very similar has occurred in PC gaming for quite awhile thanks to Valve's Steam Sales, where everything gets deep discounts. The end result now is perfectly good, even great, games get made and then flop because everyone waits for them to go on sale. It drives down the value of game development enormously and hurts the industry as a whole, but particularly indie studios. I'd hate to see a similar mentality take hold in whisky, as it would kill craft distillers on a long enough timeline, and probably puts at risk any remaining independent distilleries.
You're not wrong. It's funny because I will pay good cash for craft stuff (like £65 for a 3yr Cotswolds for example) but I don't feel too bad about only buy a JD on deal haha
I had a bottle if this some time ago. I got a lot of bananas on the palate and not much else. I am not a fan, but the bottle itself minus the original contents makes for a great infinity decanter which I'm using for my American whiskey infinity bottle...
Hello Vin , with you on this one , JD is a no go normally..near me its around 45 euros the ,Single Barrel around 65 euros at 50% vol better choice ? Cheers mate!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky there is a Sinatra JD but is around 120euros-150euros ? i think the far i would go would be the single barrel 45% or the 100 proof...i tried the JD rye (45%)..at the Airport terminal it sounded different with the usual rye notes for nothing mind blowing…( maybe more interesting than the standard ?)
I wouldnt exactly call it a typical bourbon nose considering only whiskys that make the sour mash style seems to be Jack Daniels and George Dickel idk any other makers besides them two. But i could be wrong, dont worry many of us had our experiences with the good ole Jack lol
Just picked this up for £25 too after tasting a dram of Uncle Nearest 1856 yesterday. Have to say it doesn't compare to that, but it's a nice whiskey in its own right, and an absolute steal at £25. Nice to see I'm not the only one who has avoided Jack Daniels initially due to those drunken nights of yore! Same goes for Johnnie Walker Black Label for me, which is a shame really as I wish I could enjoy it! 🤣 Btw this is Jet Set Dram as you'll probably know me by on IG. Nice review once again btw man! 👍
I still haven't tried an Uncle Nearest but I hear good things a lot! I haven't made the connection to JSD yet, but great to see you over here on YT too, cheers for following!
I think Gerry's in London are doing a deal at the moment on the 1856 Uncle Nearest at around £45 after factoring in delivery, which is amazing considering it usually retails for £55-68 if you can actually find it. Seems to be out of stock everywhere! It's definitely worth giving it a try! Be interested to see what you think. Cheers! 👍
How dare you call Jack a bourbon...lol. Yeah it's still 95% a bourbon but you might be shot if you said that in Tennessee...jk.FYI my nemesis was Wild Turkey 101. Could not stand the smell of it from previous experiences. Now it is my favorite budget bourbon. It took 20 years. Should mention I also never liked Jack. Probably because of how common it is. Still haven't tried any of their products in decades. Thanks to you I will try this.
Wild Turkey 101 was also my bad experience as a young man. Still haven't given it another chance...yet. I've been enjoying the Knob Creek single barrels tho....
Nice one Vin... Check out my video no 64...the best JD ever... I did the heritage barrel and it was awesome... Also I've been invited to lynchburg by both Kevin sanders the barrel man and Steve arnett the master distiller... Penciled in a visit next may... Cheers fella...
@@NoNonsenseWhisky Interesting. Prompted me to do some follow up reading. And whilst "As of 2018, approximately 95% of all bourbon is produced in Kentucky, according to the Kentucky Distillers' Association," it is not a definitional requirement.
Just picked up a bottle for £30 and i'm blown away by how good this stuff is. Love it.
It really is great stuff!
Hahahaha, we all have that one drink that we avoid when we got drunk, for me it is tequila
It's a right of passage 😂
True! Mine is gin!
I can’t be the only one that loves No 7 can I? LOVE it! It’s the perfect mixer.
Just bought the single barrel and I love that too
I like old no 7 on the rocks 😀🥃
me too.3 rocks of ice,old NO7 and a splash of water.
@@walthermauser5161 i drink that shit neat, no chaser, its really good, love the nutty notes
i really enjoy old no7. Nothing wrong with it for the money in my opinion!
@@LFlo I drink that shit like water, its too weak for me.
Loved old no 7- was always my go to whisky - and unfairly gets bad reviews, but the single barrel is heaven - to me its old no7 on steroids - totally recommend it regardless of the price.
Not a fan of No. 7 either but the Single Barrel, Barrel Proof is awesome.
I'm definitely looking forward to trying the others in the range after this
No.7 is meant to be a mixer anyway. The other JD they put out are good sippers.
Yeah I can't imagine there are too many people in the world ordering a straight JD
same story here. just a terrible terrible night on the back of no. 7
got the .375 single barrel select for 20 and i love it.
It definitely seems to be a common theme in the comments 😂😂
Definitely worth it, I usually receive one at Xmas and last year's was gone by April, which is a good review by itself! Light years away from Old No 7.
A mighty fine gift! My dad used to buy me a No7 every year until I had to ask him not to 😂
£20 as of Wednesday 11th November 2020 from Sainsbury's.
IF you order for collection
or delivery on or after Wednesday 18th November. I've ordered 3 to collect!
Not a fan of JD myself but this was too good a deal to pass up. I have tried it once or twice from the Xmas selections. Can't really remember the taste. Got a feeling that it might be too sweet a flavour for me but hopefully its ok. Have a Glenlivet 10 and a Talisker 10 to start first.
Vin, I'm a scotch guy, and I don't really care for bourbon but I have recently discovered that I love rye whiskey. You have got to try Jack Daniels Single Barrel Rye. It's great stuff. $42 here in Florida. Cheers🥃
I've got a sample of the rye that I will definitely cover at some point. I'm not a huge rye fan so we'll see how it goes
I'm not a fan of Old No. 7 either, but their Single Barrels are quite good. If you get a chance to try one of the barrel proof single barrel selects be sure to do it, they are fantastic! Cheers Vin!
I'll be trying the higher proof ones soon!
That 'one' drink for me is Southern Comfort. I know, I know....a moment of weakness in my long since gone youth! I'm quite the JD fan but once you get past the Old No. 7 into the single barrel stuff, it really is a different beast.
Haha I have dreadful memories of trying to say SoCo and coke while very drunk. It was a girlfriends drink another life ago
Jesus Christ above this is the one for me too, if I even smell a Southern Comfort and red lemonade ever again I will be gag city.
@@micknevermind I feel your pain.
Whiskey Straight Al Haha good man Al, I just subscribed to your channel now, watching your Redbreast 12 review and I’m surprised and delighted to hear you are a Nordie man like myself, nursing a wee dram here now in Derry, all the best to you and yours.
I picked up a bottle of this the other day and it blows the number 7 out of the water, and I do like number 7 Jack Daniels. But this single barrel Jack Daniels steps up on the flavors, definitely a winner.
The difference between the no7 and this is crazy. Well worth the extra
Great video Vin! Glad you were able to find a JD product that you like. Cheers, Ed
May there be many more!
My advice: get a bottle of old no. 7 and have a sip during a whisky session every now and then.
that way you can (surprisingly quickly, definitely before you finish the bottle) start associating the smell of jack daniels with whisky instead of with regret.
Worked for me with tullamore dew! and i assure you that was a rough night to forget :')
🤣 the association of regret, love it.
That's not a bad idea at all, I'll have a look into it
@@NoNonsenseWhisky maybe make a video about the journey, could probably think up a fat juicy clickable title for that one... "Learning to appreciate my *MOST HATED WHISKY*!!!"
hehehehe
I live in Tennessee so pretty much all the Jack products are well stocked and fairly priced in every local liquor shop. I've had them all but the one I've had my eye lately is the single barrel barrel proof at 65% abv for 60$US.
I think I have a sample of that too. Maybe a vertical tasting is in order?!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky we can never have too many no Nonsense reviews, haha! My favorite go to bourbon is the Evan Williams Bottled in Bond, i can buy a liter of it for 20$ and it tastes fantastic. I hope the prices on it stay where they are, however the whole bourbon scene has exploded in the last 10 years so even from week to week pricing and availability can change based on demand. I think American craft whiskies will start to become more popular and hard to get, something I'm starting to get into.
The whole scene is changing so rapidly it's hard to predict what will happen. I can only hope that at least something stays good value over the years!
It's worth it.
Great review, I had a similar experience with Jack at an 18th birthday party so only retried it a month or so ago, with lots of coke I thought it tasted like the vanilla cokes they discontinued a few years ago. Looking forward to trying that expression after all the rave reviews it seems to be getting!
I will have to review the no7 on the channel at some point and see if it’s palatable to me again
Glad you enjoy this one too. I am not a fan of JD, but this bottle is good for me. Cheers.
I remember seeing your video on it, seemed to come across favourably
Love. The stuff
It's good stuff indeed!
Somehow I don't think have ever had any Jack Daniels. Currently on offer on Amazon for £25 in the UK. Have purchased it on your recommendation 🤞🥃
Hope you like it! I think it's pretty good, especially for £25!
I just picked this baby up after the Jack Daniels tour in Tennessee. They give you samples and really liked this one over the Sinatra select
Really enjoyed the review! I’m not a fan of the Old #7 but love the Single Barrel Barrel Proof and Heritage Barrel. Cheers! 🥃👍
I need to try the Heritage!
Love the new intro, Vin! I feel the same way about JD. -Drew
Cheers Drew!
I hate JD, love Knob Creek.
Before this bottle, I'd have 100% agreed!
I have it the same way with Four roses. Love their single barrel
I also love the FRSB. Oddly, I've never tried the bog standard Four Roses. I really should
@@NoNonsenseWhisky i don't mind the standard JD, so maybe you will survive four roses
Thank you for the review. I don’t think it got a lot of reviews in the US. I was actually looking for a review on this hoping that I would see some similar comparisons during that process because I really do enjoy drinking this. I agree with your comment on it drinks very similar to a bourbon. I am also not a Jack Daniels number seven fan. I have subscribed to your channel and looking forward to other reviews. I also spent US $47 on this which is about as high as I will go for a decent bourbon, whiskey or rye. Again thank you 🙏
i love the bitter oak taste of this. hints of caramel in it too. this is the best JD has. however, I have not tried the single barrel Rye. thats coming soon.
Surprisingly positive review - nice :) Great looking bottle too :)
It really is quite nice!
Very funny, Ralfy talks about deep discounting of whisk(e)y in UK supermarkets (published last night to patrons, tomorrow to everybody) and boom, Vin reviews an example!
And even better, he also describes how willingness-to-pay is shrinking based on such discounting practice. qed!
Haha! That's incredible. I haven't managed to catch ralfys post yet so mega coincidence!
Shop at Tesco's too, still got my £25 bottle tucked away!!!!
Haha awesome. Get it popped!
That "oh" face hahaha😀😉🍻. Great review mate
All about the oh
Tie Fighter- Damn
I need to build that again ,👌
Just got a hold of a bottle very good !$55 USA
I don't think I've ever tasted a JD No7 outside of coke. I was gifted the Lem Tolley edition a few years ago and remember liking it, so I'm curious about this one. As for the No 7, it's surprising to hear it's so bad as it's currently 26 GBP in my local shop, so not exactly a budget bourbon
I highly recommend trying the SB if you can get it for a good price. It's leagues ahead of the standard no7
Same thing happened to me with tequila. I hear ya when you find a good deal. You’ll want another but not a higher price. Cheers
I've never been able to drink tequila, though I haven't tried a 'proper' one
Not sure if the JD Sinatra expression is available in the U.K., but if you see it grab a bottle. Like the single barrel, the Sinatra is nothing like the old No. 7.
Someone else mentioned that, I’d not heard of it before so glad it’s on my radar now
You're spot on... No. 7 is still terrible, but the single barrel, barrel proof, and heritage barrel releases are legitimately fantastic.
I'm glad its not just me then 😂 always scary making a bold claim that a brand isn't that great !
@@NoNonsenseWhisky Judge the expression, not the distillery... they all (well, most) have their clunkers and their gems.
Very true indeed. Hopefully something I do!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky Oh, sure. That was a general statement, not directed at you.
Yeah this is nice, Always buy it also near X-mas that when the shops do them deals.
there is a version of JD single barrel - barrel proof and Bart from Scotch Test dummies rated it quite high and mentioned prominent banana notes
I'm very much looking forward to trying that one!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky same here however I don't think it easily available in UK and I have similar reservations towards JD - not because alcohol poisoning but just the taste of No7
I'm actually sure I have sample of it from someone who brought it back over. I'll check my shelf!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky ha! would make nice tasting comparison video!
There's precisely 0 banana on the one I have open right now, and I do get tons of the banana on No. 7. I'd guess it varies barrel to barrel, as you might expect.
Still waiting for a bottle that testes like sweet banana. I know that this isnot enought to not bash JD , but i love this whiskey. Even if i did drink lots of great bourbons...JD single barrel is just perfect. Not for a review but for the taste (banana). Sooooo. Just drink it if you like it... 👌
Long time ago I've got heavily drunk on gin and tonic... I used to love G&T on a hot summer day and it took me, for real, 7-8 years to forget that hell and get back to it like nothing happened 😂
The struggle is real man!
Same with me although i was just drinking gin straight from the bottle, don’t think i’ll ever touch the stuff again after how i ended up😂
Except for some (and very very few) exceptional bourbons, most taste about the same to me. Nothing like the huge variation in smell/taste with single malt Scotch. I’m therefore over knowing a bourbon I’ve not tried is simply nice or even very nice, and moving to wanting marked variety across the bourbons I have open. Here this one is £43-57+ equivalent, so not sure if the extra-sweetness is enough of a draw-card to get it. If the finish was megga-long maybe yes.
For the top end of that scale it's definitely not worth it! As you say, plenty of other similar stuff and it's certainly not a stand out
I will say I feel the 'I've paid discount rate, why pay full now?' mentality very strongly. However, something very similar has occurred in PC gaming for quite awhile thanks to Valve's Steam Sales, where everything gets deep discounts.
The end result now is perfectly good, even great, games get made and then flop because everyone waits for them to go on sale. It drives down the value of game development enormously and hurts the industry as a whole, but particularly indie studios.
I'd hate to see a similar mentality take hold in whisky, as it would kill craft distillers on a long enough timeline, and probably puts at risk any remaining independent distilleries.
You're not wrong. It's funny because I will pay good cash for craft stuff (like £65 for a 3yr Cotswolds for example) but I don't feel too bad about only buy a JD on deal haha
@@NoNonsenseWhisky That's totally fair - I'm much the same! JD doesn't necessarily need full price now do they~
I had a bottle if this some time ago. I got a lot of bananas on the palate and not much else. I am not a fan, but the bottle itself minus the original contents makes for a great infinity decanter which I'm using for my American whiskey infinity bottle...
I too hate the Old No. 7, but I love the Single Barrel. Cheers!
Seems to be the common theme!
I don’t get sweetness on the taste but I definitely get spice on the backend.
Hello Vin , with you on this one , JD is a no go normally..near me its around 45 euros the ,Single Barrel around 65 euros at 50% vol better choice ? Cheers mate!
45 euros is a hell of a lot for the standard! It's a no brainer to upgrade
@@NoNonsenseWhisky thanks Vin maybe i will do try the Single 100& proof !
I hear it's even better than this, and also the Sinatra but I haven't tried either so can't confirm
@@NoNonsenseWhisky there is a Sinatra JD but is around 120euros-150euros ? i think the far i would go would be the single barrel 45% or the 100 proof...i tried the JD rye (45%)..at the Airport terminal it sounded different with the usual rye notes for nothing mind blowing…( maybe more interesting than the standard ?)
where can i get it for £30 I'm paying just under £50 a bottle, god I'm getting ripped off lol
Unfortunately this video was from a while ago. For what it's worth, I got it from Tesco just before Xmas, but I've never seen it that cheap since
@@NoNonsenseWhisky makes sense with how the economy is right now! thanks for getting back to me tho appreciate it.
I wouldnt exactly call it a typical bourbon nose considering only whiskys that make the sour mash style seems to be Jack Daniels and George Dickel idk any other makers besides them two. But i could be wrong, dont worry many of us had our experiences with the good ole Jack lol
Nice review Vin!
Did you have other US single barrel?
I had a few different ones on my shelf in the end!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky What could you say about JD in compare with your ones?
Actually pretty comparable with stuff like Jim Beam single barrel. Stuff like four roses and Blanton's is much better though
@@NoNonsenseWhisky Also 4 roses and a lot of other ones is much cheaper than Jack SB
I like this is my fourth bottle just got two more for 25 each worth it 😊👍👍👍
I drink more of these a week than I care to admit
Just picked this up for £25 too after tasting a dram of Uncle Nearest 1856 yesterday. Have to say it doesn't compare to that, but it's a nice whiskey in its own right, and an absolute steal at £25.
Nice to see I'm not the only one who has avoided Jack Daniels initially due to those drunken nights of yore! Same goes for Johnnie Walker Black Label for me, which is a shame really as I wish I could enjoy it! 🤣
Btw this is Jet Set Dram as you'll probably know me by on IG. Nice review once again btw man! 👍
I still haven't tried an Uncle Nearest but I hear good things a lot!
I haven't made the connection to JSD yet, but great to see you over here on YT too, cheers for following!
I think Gerry's in London are doing a deal at the moment on the 1856 Uncle Nearest at around £45 after factoring in delivery, which is amazing considering it usually retails for £55-68 if you can actually find it. Seems to be out of stock everywhere! It's definitely worth giving it a try! Be interested to see what you think. Cheers! 👍
Got got a bottle over christmas for the same price i felt it had a over powering cinnamon taste and i cant stand cinnamon
I know exactly what you mean, and a real shame that it's happened to you. I don't really like cherry and I often get it on bourbons
JD no. 7 - 🥃🥃🥃
Try the single barrel. It's a massive step up
How long is this aged?
It varys, but it's supposed to be around 6 years
But is it good with coke
I want that shirt
I think I got this one from Amazon
Tesco have now 25 pounds from 01.06.2020
Great price!
I have a bottle I haven't opened yet! I also like the Gentleman Jack... maybe worthwhile checking out :)
I actually haven't tried a gentleman jack so definitely worth a go!
@@NoNonsenseWhisky it's their equivalent to the Jim Beam Double Oak :)
Does your shirt say Malt Whiskey?
Sure does! I picked it up on Amazon for dirt cheap
@@NoNonsenseWhisky That's awesome
It's overaged. It's no bourbon.
Amazon doing this one for £30
That's a pretty good deal!
How dare you call Jack a bourbon...lol. Yeah it's still 95% a bourbon but you might be shot if you said that in Tennessee...jk.FYI my nemesis was Wild Turkey 101. Could not stand the smell of it from previous experiences. Now it is my favorite budget bourbon. It took 20 years. Should mention I also never liked Jack. Probably because of how common it is. Still haven't tried any of their products in decades. Thanks to you I will try this.
Hahahah! It's all just semantics. Let me know what you think if you try it!
Wild Turkey 101 was also my bad experience as a young man. Still haven't given it another chance...yet. I've been enjoying the Knob Creek single barrels tho....
Nice one Vin... Check out my video no 64...the best JD ever... I did the heritage barrel and it was awesome... Also I've been invited to lynchburg by both Kevin sanders the barrel man and Steve arnett the master distiller... Penciled in a visit next may... Cheers fella...
Anybody tried the bonded bottle of jack, tell me the truth!!is it worth a fuck
It depends on the price you're getting, but if its low enough then its a reasonable enough drop. Much better than the standard 7
3:26 That is not a Bourbon. That is a Tennessee Whiskey. Bourbon, by definition, is distilled in Kentucky.
Incorrect. Bourbon can be made anywhere in the states. JD could be labelled bourbon if they wanted but they choose to call it differently
@@NoNonsenseWhisky Interesting. Prompted me to do some follow up reading. And whilst "As of 2018, approximately 95% of all bourbon is produced in Kentucky, according to the Kentucky Distillers' Association," it is not a definitional requirement.
Can I just say, it's super refreshing to engage with someone willing to do some follow up research. Kudos to you sir!