JACK DANIELS Single Barrel Special Reseve Barrel Proof Rye

Description

Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Special Reserve Barrel Proof Rye is a limited or special release that showcases the distillery’s rye mash bill at its full, unfiltered strength. Bottled from individual barrels, each bottle offers a unique flavor profile and proof point, typically ranging from 125 to 140 proof. This expression is known for its robust and intense rye character, featuring prominent notes of spice, black pepper, and hints of fruit and oak, all amplified by the high alcohol content. It provides a powerful and complex tasting experience, appealing to those who appreciate the undiluted flavors of straight-from-the-barrel whiskey.

Brand: Jack Daniel’s
Type of Drink: Tennessee Rye Whiskey
Origin: Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA
Special Feature:: Single Barrel, Special Release, Bottled at Barrel Proof (proof varies by barrel, typically between 125-140 proof). Celebrates early craftsmanship with a high rye content.  
Alcohol Grade: Varies by barrel, typically 62.5% – 70% ABV (125-140 proof). Check the bottle for the exact proof.  
Content: Typically 750 ml (confirm with the specific product listing as 375 ml bottles may exist for special releases or markets).  
Year of manufacture: Varies by release year. This is a recurring special release, so check the bottle or product description for the specific year if indicated.
Ingredients: Rye (70%), Corn (18%), Malted Barley (12%), Water, Yeast, Charcoal Mellowed. Check packaging for accurate Ingredient list information.
Disclaimer: Please consume responsibly. Excessive consumption of sugary drinks may lead to health issues. It is recommended to consult a doctor before consuming this product during pregnancy or breastfeeding, as some components could affect the baby. People with diabetes should consult their doctor or nutritionist before including this product in their diet. Those who suffer from kidney, liver or heart diseases should consult their doctor before consuming this product, as some ingredients could interact with their medications or worsen their condition.