The Brown-Forman Corporation is one of the largest American-owned companies in the spirits and wine business. Based in Louisville, Kentucky, it manufactures several well known brands throughout the world, including:
Woodford Reserve bourbon whiskey
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee whiskey
BenRiach single malt whisky
GlenDronach single malt whisky
Glenglassaugh single malt whisky
Canadian Mist whisky
I recently picked up a bottle of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey while out shopping. I’ve always had a soft spot for Jack Daniel’s flavoured releases (I enjoyed the Jack Apple a while back), but it’s been years since I last tried the Honey edition. With its long-standing popularity, I was curious to see if it still holds up.
Read More »Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey: Smooth and Surprisingly Versatile
One of the great perks of travelling internationally is browsing through duty-free shelves. In airports like London Gatwick, whisky fans are often rewarded with unique finds. On a recent trip, I spotted the Jack Daniel’s single malt Tennessee whiskey—a release that immediately caught my attention.
Read More »Jack Daniel’s Single Malt Whiskey – A New American Malt
When it comes to global whiskey heavyweights, Jameson vs Jack Daniel’s whiskey is the ultimate showdown. It’s smooth Irish charm versus bold American character — and here on the island, it’s a debate I’ve had more than once over a casual drink.
Read More »Jameson vs Jack Daniel’s Whiskey: Ireland vs the USA
Welcome to another instalment of my side-by-side comparison series, where today, I’ll be delving into the world of fine whiskey as I pit Gentleman Jack vs Woodford Reserve bourbon.
A few weeks ago, I had the fantastic opportunity to chat to Bradley Watson, the South African Brand Ambassador for Jack Daniels about all things Jack and especially the Jack Daniels Rye whiskey. Even though this release has been around since 2017, it is only now available in SA. As part of our chat, we also did a side-by-side comparison between the Jack Daniel’s Rye vs regular Old No 7 Tennessee whiskey.
Today I look at the Jack Daniels Tennessee Apple whiskey liqueur. While travelling in Canada a couple of years ago, seeing all the flavoured whiskey liqueurs readily available was interesting.