• A sudden boomlet in the hard cider and flavored whiskies product niches has come together in a new Brown-Forman seasonal release.
The aroma of a spirit can be a real fooler. Take the new Jack Daniel’s Winter Jack Tennessee Cider, for example.
Nosing a just-poured sample, I could have sworn it was simply a
delicate apple cider that would quietly touch my palate and quickly
dissipate.
Wrong.
While the liqueur’s fragrance was light and sweet, the taste was
full-bodied, robust and spicy with nuances of apple, orange peel,
cinnamon and clove along with the signature Tennessee whiskey.
It’s a delightful cold weather liqueur, made even better when briefly
heated in a microwave as the distiller suggests to turn it into a
version of a mulled hot apple cider, something long popular for the
winter holidays.
The cider liqueur, bottled at 30 proof (15% abv), retails at a suggested retail price of $16.99 for the 750ml bottle.
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