Jack Daniel's Silver Cornet Whiskey (1.75 Litre Magnum) (Unboxed)
Out of stock
Released in 1986
While running the Distillery took most of his time, Jack Daniel was a lifelong entrepreneur and eventually made plans to expand his business to more than just whiskey-making. He thought it would be exciting to get into the saloon business and once this decision was made it was just a matter of putting it into action. Never one to settle, by 1892 Jack was opening not one, but two new saloons in Lynchburg! These establishments would be known as the White Rabbit Saloon and the Red Dog Saloon.
Being a small town, Lynchburg didn’t have much in the way of musical talent to choose from, but Jack was able to put together a group of ten people to entertain the crowd. They were a huge hit, and after playing at the grand openings of Jack’s saloons, they continued to play around Lynchburg for the next twenty years.
Product Details
Tasting Notes
Colour
Rich amber with coppery undertones and a honey-bronze glow.
Nose
Silky vanilla and caramel unfold on the nose, layered with toffee and toasted oak. A bright whisper of orange zest and almond adds lift, while a subtle trace of charcoal and gentle spice rounds the aroma with poised refinement.
Palate
Silky and generous on the palate, rich caramel and vanilla envelop the tongue, supported by toasted oak and a hint of char. Subtle orange zest and dried fruit unfold, then a spice kiss of cinnamon and nutmeg. Balanced sweetness carries through with measured warmth, finishing cleanly with a light, lingering shimmer.
Finish
Long and warm, the finish unfurls with vanilla–caramel sweetness, carried by toasted oak. A delicate peppery spice nibbles at the edges, while the charcoal mellow lingers, soft and refined, fading into a clean, subtly sweet memory.