Jack Daniel's Winter Jack is Perfect for the Holidays!

Jack Daniel's Winter Jack is now in stores but only for a limited time! It is perfect for holiday celebrations with friends and family on those cold winter nights.

Jack Daniel's Winter Jack is a seasonal blend of apple cider liqueur, Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tenessee Whiskey, and holiday spices. It is based on an original recipe from Jack's home in Lynchburg, Tennessee.

It tastes wonderful served warm on its own or you can create your own specialty drink.

Jack Daniel's Winter Jack Recipes

Try the drink recipes below yourself this holiday season and let me know which one you like the best! My favorite drink is “Warm Apple Pie.” The drink is warm and delicious and tastes like a dessert in a glass.

Warm Apple Pie Drink Recipe

Warm Apple Pie
2 oz. Winter Jack Tennessee Cider
3 oz. Hot Chai Tea
0.5 oz. Maple Syrup
1 Lemon Slice
Whipped Cream

Method
Squeeze lemon in the bottom of a mug. Add tea and Winter Jack. Stir in maple syrup and top with whipped cream.

White Cider

White Cider
2 oz. Winter Jack Tennessee Cider
1 oz. Caramel Sauce
4 oz. Half and Half

Method
Stir in ingredients in a microwave-safe glass. Heat until warm to the touch.

Winter Jack Mimosa

Winter Jack Mimosa
1 oz. Winter Jack Tennessee Cider
1 oz. Apple Cider
1 oz. Korbel Champagne

Method
Fill glass with 1 part of each ingredient.

Stop by your local liquor store and pick up a bottle today! Happy holidays!

These recipes are intended for audiences age 21+. Your friends at Jack Daniel’s encourage you to drink responsibly.

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About Jack Daniel's

The Jack Daniel Distillery is the oldest registered distillery in the U.S., and it's where every drop of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey is still made today.

Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey is a completely natural product. It is crafted from pure, iron-free spring water, yeast, and 100% natural whole grains: corn, rye, and barley malt.

They make their whiskey with care just as it has been made for the last seven generations. If Mr. Jack were here today, they are pretty sure he’d approve.