Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select 2009 Ducks Unlimited Tennessee Whiskey Glass Pack
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Released in 2006
The non-profit group known as Ducks Unlimited was founded on January 30, 1938, by Joseph Knapp, E.H. Low and Robert Winthrop. At the time, North America was battling a decade-long drought known as the “Dust Bowl Years” that affected much of the United States. Hoping to preserve the habitat of drought-plagued waterfowl, which had declined in population to an unprecedented low, the Ducks Unlimited organization was formed. Each year since 2006, a new bottle in the Ducks Unlimited Series has been released, gathering quite a following of Ducks Unlimited supporters and Jack Daniel’s collectors alike.
First in the series, the 2006 bottle used the traditional 750ml 1st Generation Single Barrel bottle filled with 94 proof whiskey. Then in 2009, the newly designed 2nd Generation Single Barrel bottle was released, a change that was also incorporated into the Ducks Unlimited Series.
Product Details
Tasting Notes
Colour
Deep amber with coppery highlights, a warm, honeyed bronze that glints in the glass.
Nose
Vanilla and caramel rise in warm, polished waves, mingling with toasted oak and a creamy corn sweetness. Subtle orange zest and brown spice brighten the aroma, while a whisper of leather and a trace of gentle smoke linger at the edge.
Palate
Silky, full-bodied entry with caramel and vanilla carried by toasted oak. Creamy texture from charcoal mellowing; notes of maple and a hint of butterscotch, with hints of cinnamon and orange zest lifting the mid-palate. The finish is long and confident, with dark chocolate, oak spice, and a delicate rye warmth that lingers gracefully.
Finish
Long, luxurious finish: vanilla and caramel melt into toasted oak, while orange zest and spice bloom softly. A dry, refined tail carries lingering warmth, touched by a whisper of charcoal and smoke before fading to a polished, satisfying glow.