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Jack Daniel's Double Jack & Cola Cans 375mL 10 Pack

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A ready-to-drink cocktail combining two full shots of Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey with cola, offering a convenient and flavorful experience with a stronger whiskey presence.

Alcohol Percentage: 6.9%

Tasting Notes

Aroma:

Signature notes of Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 with hints of caramel and vanilla, complemented by sweet cola aromas.

Palate:

Rich whiskey flavor blended smoothly with the effervescence and sweetness of cola, providing a balanced and smooth taste.

Finish:

Clean and warm, with a subtle lingering whiskey warmth and a pleasant aftertaste.

Details

United States
6.90%

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