I tried the Segram's 7 Dark Honey and wasn't very impressed. I thought it was way too sweet and syrupy for my liking. I'm curious if anyone has tried the Jack Daniel version and if it is any better or worse?
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05-05-2011, 22:09 #1USMG Beer & Boob Judge
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Has anybody tried Jack Daniels Tennessee Honey?
Indecision may or may not be my problem.
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05-05-2011, 22:15 #2GuestNo but, I am getting thirsty. I actually did something today that I have NEVER done. I drank ONLY 1 beer today. Usually 1 beer leads to 30 but, nope not today. I am proud of myself. It is also the 1st taste of Alky since 17 March. I can feel I just may have to hydrate myself soon though.
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Haven't but sounds interesting. I did like that german honey liquer.
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Barenjager? Originally Posted by jxspyder
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Yeah. It's a touch sweet, but isn't terrible for it. Plus it's made from honey. Originally Posted by River_Rat_459
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05-06-2011, 11:47 #6GuestIt is good for you then. Originally Posted by jxspyder
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Hell yeah, it should be in the healthfood isle. Originally Posted by A-25TH-ID-VET
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So far, I've found the best way to drink the Segram's #7 Dark Honey is mixed with soda, either Coke/Pepsi or Sprite.
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7 up is the way to do it Originally Posted by River_Rat_459
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Yeah, I just can't drink it straight...that's for sure. Originally Posted by mardigra21
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I wound up getting a bottle and finished it off over the weekend. It had more bite than the Segram's did, but still too sweet for my personal preference.
I did get an e-mail that Jim Beam is putting "Devil's Cut" on the shelves soon. Their website describes it like this:
MMMmmmmm.....90 proof!To create Jim Beam® Devil's Cut™, an extraordinary new bourbon experience, we developed a proprietary process that actually pulls the rich whiskey trapped inside the barrels' wood after they're emptied. We hold this barrel-treated extract until it develops the proper balance of bourbon notes, then blend it with 6 year old bourbon and bottle at 90 proof. The result: a robust, premium bourbon with deep color, aroma and character.
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A follow-up to my post above, I FINALLY found a liquor store in another town nearby that carries the Jim Beam Devil's Cut.
WOW!
If you're a true whiskey fan, you're gonna like this. It's very, VERY strong, but equally smooth. I was really surprised. I've been drinking it straight in shots or in a rocks glass, but not mixing it at all.
Definitely worth your time to sample.
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No, but I'd like to try it. Never been a fan of whiskey...mainly cause I've never been a fan of being picked up off the floor...
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Pfft, you're totally missing out on life then. Originally Posted by SteelHavok
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Tried it yesterday at a friends place, was WAY to sweet.
personally I don't think whiskey should be sweet"Necessity is the plea of every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants, it is the creed of slaves"
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try it on vanilla ice cream, good
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Tried it and didn't like it. Too sweet. I'm a huge fan of jack though.
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