Jack Daniel’s is bringing Jack and Ginger – in the form of Jack & Ginger Ale canned cocktail – to the party as the latest addition to the Tennessee distilling behemoth’s roster of ready-to-drink (RTD) cocktails. Jack & Ginger Ale, is available at 7% alcohol by volume [14 proof] with a single 355ml can being […]
Jack Daniel’s is bringing Jack and Ginger – in the form of Jack & Ginger Ale canned cocktail – to the party as the latest addition to the Tennessee distilling behemoth’s roster of ready-to-drink (RTD) cocktails.
Jack & Ginger Ale, is available at 7% alcohol by volume [14 proof] with a single 355ml can being priced at $3.50 while a four-pack will be priced at $13.
Jack & Ginger Ale joins Jack Daniel’s & Coca-Cola, Jack Daniel’s & Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, and Jack Honey & Lemonade on the Jack Daniel’s RTD roster. Jack Daniel’s first released a Jack and soda RTD but then collaborated with Coca-Cola specifically in June 2022.
Welcome to the first Bourbon & Bitters Quick Pour, where we skip the pretenses and dive right into a product review. Today, we’re trying out The Old Fashioned (of course) from the On the Rocks Premium Cocktails collection. This premixed cocktail combines Knob Creek bourbon whiskey (one of our favorites) with bitters, cane sugar, orange, …
Welcome to the first Bourbon & Bitters Quick Pour, where we skip the pretenses and dive right into a product review. Today, we’re trying out The Old Fashioned (of course) from the On the Rocks Premium Cocktails collection. This premixed cocktail combines Knob Creek bourbon whiskey (one of our favorites) with bitters, cane sugar, orange, cherry, and lemon flavors.
On the Rocks bills this cocktail as “A stunning blend of classic bourbon, with the perfect touch of cherry and orange and a beautiful vanilla finish.” It’s earned a Gold medal from the Beverage Tasting Institute and a Silver medal in the World Spirits Competition.
Let’s see how this ready-to-drink Old Fashioned lives up to the hype. For our tasting, we did a simple pour over ice in a rocks glass, accompanied by an orange peel.
First impression: It’s stronger than you’d expect for a pre-mix. The cherry notes hit your nose right off the top, though the orange is more subtle, even with the fresh orange peel. It’s drinkable, but not as smooth as you might experience from a freshly mixed Old Fashioned with a classic muddled sugar cube. Still, for an at-home cocktail with no work required, it’s pretty solid. We’d recommend maybe dressing it up with a cherry or a bit more of an orange zest.
