As such a widely recognizable brand, it helps get the attention of casual drinkers, invoking a bit of interest that might help transition some towards becoming more thoughtful whiskey enthusiasts.

Nowadays, there are some who consider the BIB designation as more of a marketing gimmick than a useful indicator, given how strictly regulated alcohol is here in the US. There is a refinement and restraint in this 100 proof bottle that a “craft” distiller would shout about from the mountain tops and charge you double for. Both whiskeys undergo the same sugar maple charcoal filtration that all the other Jack Daniel’s Tennessee whiskey expressions receive.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Jack has had a rye whiskey expression for a few years now, but I did not realize they were making malt whiskey, let alone 100 percent malt whiskey. Jack Daniel’s new Bonded Tennessee Whiskey and Triple Mash Blended Straight Whiskey represent the first two permanent expressions in the brand’s new Bonded Series. Nose: Light notes of wood varnish and caramel can’t distract from the truly classic Jack Daniel’s aroma.

is, as the name indicates, a blend of three distinct mash bills – 60% Jack Daniel’s Rye Whiskey (70% rye, 12% malted barley, 18% corn), 20% American Malt Whiskey (100% malted barley) and 20% Jack Daniel’s No. Jack Daniel’s American malt whiskey has been distilled by the company since 2013, is 100% malted barley, and in Triple Mash, meets the bottled in bond requirement making the malt at least 4 years old. Being well-versed in the different bottles from the distillery, I think the Jack Daniel’s Triple Mash could very well be one of a kind. Through the years Jack Daniels has become world renowned for its signature charcoal mellowing process and smooth taste while continuing to create new and amazing whiskey’s.A bigger intake produces a little more flavor, but that fruit skin approach that lulls into a soft wood finish. and I’m not one who pours that particular whiskey very often, Jack Daniel’s has consistently released some interesting expressions over the past few years. There’s a pleasant sweetness without any cloy, and the rye has settled nicely over the whole palate. Here, I’ve immersed myself in the art of crafting Mezcal, gaining a newfound appreciation for the craftsmanship that goes into distilling this ancient spirit.

The palate offers a medium body, a satisfying mouthfeel, and a flavor profile highlighting banana nut bread, apple, apricot, and gentle rye spice. The palate is a bit more complex than regular Jack, or at least strays farther afield than what you’re used to. With Jack Daniel’s Triple Mash, they take their Tennessee whiskey and blend it with their rye, and more shockingly, their American malt. While I tend to believe that the company is working overtime to remain as relevant as they have been for over 100 years, I am happy to say that I thoroughly enjoyed both expressions and found them to be both classic and contemporary. The Jack Daniel Distillery has been making exceptional American whiskey to the highest standards for generations, before and after the Bottled in Bond Act, dating back to the days of Mr.Jack Daniel’s Bottled in Bond features a nose with the signature Jack Daniel’s banana note, accompanied by hints of caramel, vanilla, and cherry.