Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey 750ML

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey 750ML is a honey-infused whiskey liqueur bottled at 35% ABV (70 proof) in a 750ml bottle. What distinguishes this expression from the crowded honey whiskey category is its foundation: genuine Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey, charcoal-mellowed and blended with a proprietary honey liqueur made from real honey — not artificial flavoring.
Quick Facts: ABV: 35%  |  Origin: Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA  |  Honey Whiskey Liqueur  |  Distillery: Jack Daniel Distillery
Production & Heritage
The Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee — one of the oldest registered distilleries in the United States — produces the base whiskey from a mashbill of 80% corn, 12% malted barley, and 8% rye. Before aging in handcrafted oak barrels, the spirit undergoes the Lincoln County Process, filtering slowly through ten feet of sugar maple charcoal. Tennessee Honey takes the finished Old No. 7 and blends it with a real honey liqueur, then passes the final blend through an additional round of charcoal mellowing — a step that smooths the combination while preserving the distillery’s signature character. This double-mellowed approach is a meaningful differentiator; many competing honey whiskeys rely on neutral grain spirits or lower-quality whiskey as their base.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Acacia honey and wildflower honey lead immediately, followed by the classic Jack Daniel’s signatures of ripe banana and warm caramel. A touch of cinnamon and vanilla emerge as the glass opens up, giving the nose a layered sweetness that avoids feeling one-dimensional.
Taste: The entry is gentle and honeyed, with natural honey sweetness coating the palate from the first sip. At mid-palate, walnut and cake-batter richness appear alongside caramel and a whisper of baking spice. The underlying whiskey character asserts itself toward the peak, providing enough backbone to keep the sweetness grounded.
Finish: Medium-long with lingering honey and caramel that gradually give way to a short, spicy kick. A nutty richness persists at the tail end, lending the finish more complexity than many flavored whiskeys deliver.
How to Drink Tennessee Honey
Served chilled or over a single large ice cube, Tennessee Honey delivers a clean, honeyed sweetness that needs little embellishment. It also works well as a versatile cocktail ingredient. A Honey Bee (with fresh lemon juice and a touch of simple syrup) highlights the liqueur’s floral honey character. A Tennessee Honey Lemonade stretches the sweetness into a refreshing long drink ideal for warm weather. For something more spirit-forward, an Old Fashioned variation substituting Tennessee Honey for standard whiskey adds natural sweetness that can replace or reduce the sugar element entirely.
Best For
Introducing someone to whiskey who finds straight bourbon or Tennessee whiskey too intense
After-dinner sipping as a dessert substitute on cooler evenings
Building a home bar with versatile cocktail ingredients
Casual gatherings where an easy-drinking, crowd-pleasing pour is needed
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Tennessee Honey taste like? Tennessee Honey delivers a prominent natural honey sweetness layered with caramel, walnut, and warm cinnamon spice, supported by the underlying character of Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 whiskey. The finish is medium-long with lingering honey and a subtle spicy kick.
How does Tennessee Honey compare to Wild Turkey American Honey? Both are honey-flavored whiskey liqueurs, but Tennessee Honey uses charcoal-mellowed Tennessee whiskey as its base while Wild Turkey American Honey starts with Kentucky bourbon. Tennessee Honey tends to present a smoother, more caramel-driven profile, whereas American Honey leans slightly spicier due to its bourbon foundation.
Is Tennessee Honey good for beginners? Tennessee Honey is an excellent entry point for those new to whiskey, as the honey liqueur tames the alcohol intensity to 35% ABV and delivers approachable sweetness without sacrificing recognizable whiskey character.
Where is Tennessee Honey made? Tennessee Honey is produced at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Moore County, Tennessee — one of the most recognized distillery locations in the world. The base whiskey is distilled, charcoal-mellowed, and barrel-aged entirely on-site before blending with the honey liqueur.
What foods pair well with Tennessee Honey? Cornbread with butter benefits from the whiskey’s caramel-honey sweetness. Smoked pork ribs or pulled pork echo the charcoal-mellowed backbone. Apple pie or pecan pie mirror the baking spice and nutty notes. Sharp cheddar cheese provides a savory contrast that highlights the honey. Baklava’s layered honey and nut flavors create a natural harmony with the liqueur.
What sizes does Tennessee Honey come in? Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey is widely available in 750ml, 1L, 375ml, 200ml, and 50ml sizes, with the 750ml being the standard bottle.
Is Tennessee Honey worth the price? Tennessee Honey positions as a value-to-mid-tier honey whiskey liqueur that punches above its weight thanks to the quality of its base whiskey and the use of real honey. Within the flavored whiskey category, its double charcoal mellowing and genuine Jack Daniel’s foundation offer more production integrity than most competitors at a similar price tier.
Why Tennessee Honey?
The critical difference between Tennessee Honey and the majority of honey whiskeys on the market comes down to what’s in the bottle before the honey is added. Starting with Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 — a whiskey that has already been charcoal-mellowed through ten feet of sugar maple charcoal and aged in oak — provides a foundation that cheaper base spirits simply cannot replicate. The additional charcoal mellowing after blending is a production step few competitors bother with, and it shows in the finished product’s smoothness. For drinkers who want honey-forward flavor without sacrificing genuine whiskey depth, Tennessee Honey remains the benchmark expression in its category.