Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple Whiskey
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple Whiskey
Experience the delightful fusion of tradition and innovation with Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple Whiskey. This exceptional spirit combines the classic character of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey with the refreshing taste of crisp, green apples, creating a flavor profile that is truly unique.
Flavor Profile
Described by our master distiller, Jeff Arnett, as “Like a freshly picked apple in a glass of Jack,” this whiskey is more than just a drink; it's an experience. Each sip delivers a harmonious balance of:
- Sweet apple notes intertwined with the signature richness of Jack Daniel’s.
Versatile Enjoyment
Whether you prefer it chilled, neat, or mixed into your favorite cocktails, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple offers versatility to suit any occasion:
- Enjoy it neat for a pure indulgence.
- Chill it for a refreshing twist.
- Mix it in cocktails for a unique flavor profile.
Crafted with Quality
This apple liqueur is carefully crafted using the highest quality ingredients, ensuring that every bottle complements Jack's iconic taste profile. Made with real crisp apples, each pour promises a delicious and authentic experience.
Dietary Considerations
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple Whiskey is designed to be inclusive, making it:
- Gluten-free
- GMO-free
- Suitable for vegan and vegetarian diets
Elevate your whiskey experience with Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple Whiskey – where tradition meets refreshing flavor in every glass.
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