• Raided Score: 80
• Publication: Whiskey Raiders
• Excerpt: Overall, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey isn’t the sin it’s made out to be. If you like a sweet pour and don’t mind some quantifiable sugar in your liquid, along with a depressed ABV, this is for you. It’s sweet, it never won’t be, but if a sweet liqueur is up your alley, at least this one features some real whiskey. Caramel color added per label. It isn’t great whiskey, but it is a great dessert on the rocks if you so choose.
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• Raided Score: 95
• Publication: Drink Hacker
• Excerpt: As honey liqueurs go, this has a lot going on, and that’s, as they say, a good thing. Who would’ve thought that in the realm of honey liqueur, it would be Jack that came up with the best of the lot.
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• Raided Score: 95
• Publication: Intoxicology
• Excerpt: Not TOO sweet, yet still strong enough to pack on a buzz (70 Proof), and most importantly the essence of the whiskey flavor is not lost in the honey addition.
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• Raided Score: 61
• Publication: The Whisky Reviewer
• Excerpt: What it is not is something that tastes like whiskey. In fact, the maple syrup aspect is a 50-50 split with the honey aspect, so I can’t really say it works as a honey liqueur either. This isn’t to say that Jack Daniel’s Honey is bad, but merely that it is very off-center for its type. I really have to wonder if the whiskey used wasn’t aged in used oak or barely aged at all, and that strong maple character didn’t come from the Lincoln County Process.
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