Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey — a blend of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey and a proprietary honey liqueur, producing a smooth, sweet expression that delivers the Lincoln County character of Old No. 7 with natural honey sweetness layered on top.

Tennessee Honey was Jack Daniel’s first major flavored extension — a calculated blend of the distillery’s core sour mash whiskey and a honey liqueur developed specifically to complement the Jack Daniel’s profile. The whiskey provides the backbone: the caramel, vanilla, and corn character of the Lincoln County Process expression. The honey liqueur adds natural sweetness, floral notes, and a soft texture that makes it highly approachable for both whiskey drinkers and those new to the category.

At 35% ABV, it is lighter than standard Old No. 7 but retains enough whiskey character to serve on the rocks, in cocktails, or as a warm honey-whiskey drink in cooler months.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Natural honey, wildflower, and caramel over the subtle Jack Daniel’s vanilla and corn foundation
• Palate: Smooth and sweet — honey, caramel, and vanilla with gentle whiskey warmth and a soft, approachable texture
• Finish: Clean and sweet with lingering honey and a gentle warmth

Specs

• Distillery: Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee
• Style: Tennessee Whiskey + Honey Liqueur
• ABV: 35% (70 Proof)
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Tennessee Honey a whiskey or a liqueur? It is a honey whiskey — a blend of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey and honey liqueur, not a straight whiskey. The Tennessee Whiskey base provides the spirit character; the honey liqueur provides the sweetness and texture.
• How should I drink Tennessee Honey? On the rocks, straight, or mixed with lemonade, iced tea, or ginger beer — the honey sweetness is versatile across multiple serve styles and temperatures.
• Is the 1.75L available? Yes — Tennessee Honey is available in both 750ml and 1.75L formats at Wooden Cork.