Why buy Whisky Jack Daniel's Jukebox Special Edition

It's no secret that Jack Daniel's is one of the most popular whiskies in the world. It could be because of its iconic bottle, its history, its taste... But more likely the reason is the combination of all its virtues.

For over 150 years, Jack Daniel's Old No.7 has been made in Tennessee using the same recipe and processes that have made it one of the finest whiskies in the world.

Only the finest raw materials are used in its production, making Jack Daniel's what it is today, an American whisky capable of transmitting the same sensations in each sip as it did on the first day.

It is made with corn, barley and rye, using extremely pure water. The yeast used for fermentation is original to the brand and has remained the same since 1866. For filtering, saccharine maple charcoal is made by hand in the same factory, giving it that characteristic flavour that captivates everyone who tastes it.

Finally, this delicacy rests in handcrafted casks at the Lynchburg distillery, where it rests unhurriedly until it is ready to see the light and dazzle the world. 

Tasting notes. Sight, smell and taste

When you have a Jack Daniel's Jukebox Special Edition in front of you, its granola-shaped presentation transports you straight to the United States of the 60's and 70's, so you can enjoy the most popular American whisky as Jack would want you to.

Drinking a Jack Daniel's Old No.7 is an experience in itself.

When pouring a glass, the bright amber colour stands out and is easy to get lost in.

The nose is dominated by the intense sweet aroma typical of oak, with slight hints of cocoa.

The palate is sweet, with hints of vanilla and orange, spicy nuances and a slightly bitter and acidic finish. It will invite you to take another sip.

Pairing. How to taste it

Jack Daniel's Jukebox Special Edition whisky deserves to be enjoyed as such. Open your Jukebox, take out the bottle of Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 and pour yourself a glass as you like it. Experience Jack Daniel's like never before.

Its high complexity invites you to drink it neat, but we also recommend you to drink it as Jack himself used to, On The Rocks. Its sweet and vanilla flavour also makes it an ideal whisky to drink as the American tradition dictates, with ice cubes and cola. Jack Daniel's Old No.7 never fails.

A little bit of history about Jack Daniel's... 

The story of Jack Daniel's begins in 1864, when Jack leaves home to be taken in by Dan Call on a farm. There, he befriends Nearest Green, a slave who taught Jack the art of whisky distilling.
After years of practice and experience, in 1904, Old No.7 was recognised as the best whisky in the world with a gold medal at the World's Fair in St. Louis.

As Jack had no wife or children, he left the distillery to his nephew before his death and in 1988, Jimmy Bedford took over the baton and brought an air of innovation to the company by launching two new products.

To this day, the Tennessee distillery has managed to maintain a perfect balance between tradition and innovation, which has allowed it to become a world-renowned brand decade after decade.

It's in the Top 150 of economic and cheap products of Whisky and in the Top 1860 of our best seller products.