Jack Daniel's Gentleman Jack
The Jack to drink neat. After aging, Gentleman Jack is filtered once more through maple charcoal, making it silky smooth, with vanilla, caramel, and a hint of spice.

One extra filtration, and you can taste it
Every drop of Jack Daniel's slowly drips through a three-meter layer of maple charcoal before aging, a process that takes about ten days. With Old No. 7, the whiskey goes straight into the bottle after aging in oak barrels. After aging, Gentleman Jack gets a second charcoal filtering. According to the brand, it's the only whiskey in the world to be filtered through charcoal twice.
That second round removes the rough edges. What's left is a whiskey with a silky-smooth texture and sweet notes of vanilla, caramel, and light spices, with less smoke than regular Jack. It has the same 40% alcohol as Old No. 7, but it's made to be savored slowly rather than mixed with cola.
In brief
Silky smooth, with vanilla up front
Vanilla and fruit
Sweet vanilla and caramel with a hint of fruit in the background. Less charcoal and smoke on the nose than Old No. 7.
Silky smooth
Smooth and rounded, with caramel and a hint of spice. The 40% alcohol is surprisingly subtle.
Sweet and smooth
A smooth, sweet finish where the spices and vanilla linger for a while.
Gentleman Jack's flavor profile neat at room temperature. An ice cube makes it even smoother and sweeter.
How to taste Gentleman Jack
Gentleman Jack is smooth enough to drink without ice. Start neat, then see what a drop of water or an ice cube does.
Neat in a tasting glass
Pour 3 to 4 cl at room temperature into a tulip-shaped glass and let it sit for a moment. Smell it first, then take small sips: the vanilla comes through best when you don't rush.
Tasting glasses →With one large ice cube
40 ml over a large ice cube in a heavy tumbler. The ice melts slowly, chilling the whiskey without diluting it too quickly. This makes it even rounder.
Tumblers →Highball with sparkling water
40 ml Gentleman Jack in a tall glass full of ice, topped with 120 ml cold sparkling water and an orange zest. Light, dry, and a lovely way to taste its smoothness.
Highball recipe →Cocktails featuring Gentleman Jack
Choose recipes where the whiskey isn't overpowered. Stirred classics and a simple highball show off its smoothness best.

Old Fashioned
Whiskey, sugar, bitters, and an orange zest over a large ice cube. Extra smooth with Gentleman Jack.
Highball
Whiskey, lots of ice, and sparkling water. Simple, refreshing, and honest about the whiskey.
Godfather
Whiskey and amaretto over ice. Gentleman Jack's vanilla pairs beautifully with the almond.
Hot Toddy
Whiskey, honey, lemon, and hot water. Smooth and warming on a cold evening.More Jack Daniel's flavors

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Tennessee Apple
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Tennessee Fire
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At least four years old and bottled at 50%. Full-bodied and rich, for drinking neat or in a strong Manhattan.
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Questions about Gentleman Jack
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