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Arkay Zero Proof Whisky
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Review #22 Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Heritage Barrel
Distillery: Jack Daniel
ABV/Proof: 50/100
Age Statement: 7 years and up
Mash Bill: 80% Corn 8% Rye 12% Malted Barely Toasted Barrel
*Barrel Entry 7-17-17 Bottling 7-18-25 Barrel#25-04187
After making special appearances in 2018 and 2019, it’s back in 2025 and this time it’s here to stay. Not only has it returned, but it’s also set to become part of Jack Daniel’s core lineup in the near future. As with any new Jack release, the buzz is real, with some fans getting lucky and others wondering where everyone is finding it.
Nose: Burnt sugars right away, subtle signature banana, hint of baking spice, vanilla, sweet caramel, and oak.
Palate: There’s two things I find that stand out above anything else on this, sweet caramel throughout and vanilla cake frosting. I also find mild pepper spice, burnt brown sugar, banana and a strong bold oak presence.
Finish: A pleasant pepper spice that isn’t overpowering, just enough to complement a great finish. Layers of caramel for days, with tobacco and oak. I do find it to be slightly drying.
I would rate this out 8.5 of 10.
Jack’s done it again. This pour definitely lives up to the hype and is well worth picking up, but it’s not worth chasing or paying an inflated secondary price out of FOMO. Cheers!
Distillery: Jack Daniel
ABV/Proof: 50/100
Age Statement: 7 years and up
Mash Bill: 80% Corn 8% Rye 12% Malted Barely Toasted Barrel
*Barrel Entry 7-17-17 Bottling 7-18-25 Barrel#25-04187
After making special appearances in 2018 and 2019, it’s back in 2025 and this time it’s here to stay. Not only has it returned, but it’s also set to become part of Jack Daniel’s core lineup in the near future. As with any new Jack release, the buzz is real, with some fans getting lucky and others wondering where everyone is finding it.
Nose: Burnt sugars right away, subtle signature banana, hint of baking spice, vanilla, sweet caramel, and oak.
Palate: There’s two things I find that stand out above anything else on this, sweet caramel throughout and vanilla cake frosting. I also find mild pepper spice, burnt brown sugar, banana and a strong bold oak presence.
Finish: A pleasant pepper spice that isn’t overpowering, just enough to complement a great finish. Layers of caramel for days, with tobacco and oak. I do find it to be slightly drying.
I would rate this out 8.5 of 10.
Jack’s done it again. This pour definitely lives up to the hype and is well worth picking up, but it’s not worth chasing or paying an inflated secondary price out of FOMO. Cheers!
Beautiful night for a pour of Four Roses single barrel store puck.
Definitely recommend! Cheers!
SEC football, grilled lamb chops, and Eagle Rare 12 Year. 🏈🥃🔥
Rich caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak on the nose — smooth cherry and brown sugar on the palate with a warm, lingering finish. Perfect pour for a fall Saturday under the lights.
Rich caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak on the nose — smooth cherry and brown sugar on the palate with a warm, lingering finish. Perfect pour for a fall Saturday under the lights.
Excited to see these sitting on the shelves around here. A great refreshing pour.
This is a spicy little meatball. This Stagg store pick has been open for a bit and still has some bite to it. Definitely brings strong sugar and concentrated berry flavor but you have to be ready to handle the proof right after. If you like a little feisty pour you will eh rewarded with rich texture and a strong finish. Not an everyday pour but one that will definitely take any edge off of the day.
Penelope Black Walnut Old Fashioned.
Move over pumpkin spice lattes. A new drink for the fall season has arrived
Move over pumpkin spice lattes. A new drink for the fall season has arrived
