Jack Daniel's Tennessee Tasters' Selection Limited Edition 14E19 "Twin" Blend Tennessee Whiskey 375mL

Twins might have completely different tastes, but because they share a birthday and family, their character complements one another. This is the secret behind Jack Daniel's 14E19 "Twin" Blend. We hand-selected 50 barrels of our Tennessee Whiskey and Tennessee Rye, all with a barrel entry date of May 19, 2014.

Blended together and bottled at a flavorful 107 proof, "Twin" Blend complements Rye's spice with Tennessee Whiskey's sweet, floral accents for a doubly complex spirit. 

Selected by Master Taster Jessica Hartline. Available only in Tennessee. 

"I think my favorite baked good is a ginger- molasses cookie. They are soft, rich, and have just the right amount of bite from the ginger. This whiskey hits all of those same notes for me. I really, really like this one. And once again, I'm very sad I only bought one 375mL bottle." - Bourbon Guy

"Balance is the name of the game and this bottle has it. Jack has managed to create a whiskey that solves a big issue most enthusiasts have with their Tennessee Whiskey – mainly that each product tastes basically the same. In a word: it’s simple. But adding rye whiskey to the blend instantly gives it the depth and complexity that Jack has always been missing. It is my dream to see this end up in a Jack Daniel’s Limited Release – but with a little more proof and age. I think it would truly be an all-time great. As for this bottle, it’s a darling to drink and is the best of both worlds." - Mike, The Bourbon Culture

"I am not one for regular Jack Daniel’s expressions, but this Tennessee Tasters’ Twin Blend is quite nice. On the nose are sweet aromas of gingerbread, cinnamon, caramelized apples, sweet BBQ, honeysuckle, and brown sugar. These are coated with an overall charcoal smell that emanates from the spirit. On the palate are more notes of sweet and smoky BBQ, charcoal, vanilla, rye spice, and burnt sugar which leads to a complex mix of tasting notes. The finish is long and lingering with notes of roasted pecans, rye spice, smokiness, and then leads to a sweet caramel and floral note." - Douglas Fraser, The Whiskey Reviewer

"This may be one of JD’s least exotic Tennessee Tasters’ releases to date, but it’s also one of the most well-crafted. Rye-bourbon blends don’t always work well, but this one seems to be firing perfectly." - Christopher Null, Drinkhacker (90 Points)