Whiskey Review: Jack Daniel’s Twice-Barreled American Single Malt

We’re dipping into the vault for a special pour this week: the 2022 limited-edition release of Jack Daniel’s Twice-Barreled American Single Malt . It’s a bottle we’ve been holding onto for nearly four years, and one that marked a significant shift for the Jack Daniel’s brand. Crafted under the watch of Brown-Forman master distiller Chris Morris, this American single malt was one of Jack’s first public forays into the category. It’s made from 100% malted barley and undergoes the Lincoln County process of charcoal filtration before aging. First matured in new American oak for just over four years, it’s then finished in freshly emptied Oloroso sherry casks for an additional two years. Bottled at 105.7 proof , this pour blends the structure of American whiskey with the richness of sherry influence. We’re excited to finally uncork this one and see if it lives up to the hype. Here’s how it fared across our categories. Nose Brad: The

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