Green Label is similar to the black-labeled Old No. 7, but this Jack Daniel's bottling gets its whiskey from the first floor of the warehouse. It's a slightly different bottling as a result. This has limited availability in the US and overseas so it may command a higher price for those seeking rare bottles.
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Standard JD profile. I find it sweet and smoother than the price would lead you to believe. Heck, the $19.99 PA sale price makes this a great value. Not sure why it is cheaper than the same juice aging in a different area of a warehouse.... are we being fleeced??? Who cares right! Just keep it coming.
This whiskey gave me the confidence to confess my love to the woman who gave me my first kiss. I don't remember much as far as tasting notes but I do remember it being pretty harsh in a negative way. A cheap alternative that's not very worth it I would say.
Easier, lighter and crispier variation of the classic, tones down its slight heaviness and brings the banana boozines to the front. Yum.
The description says it all. I recall this as slightly cheaper with more bite and edge and not in a good way. Not worth looking for.
Bit sour but mostly banana, especially the after taste. Had a 25 year old never opened bottle, wasn’t terrible, wasn’t great.
Not very good. Has some off, harsh flavors. Tastes like it has some bitter raw wood sap.
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