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Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Green Label, New Charred American Oak Cask, 40%, 75cl
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Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Green Label, New Charred American Oak Cask, 40%, 75cl

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TypeTennessee Whiskey
MRI
MRI 5
Average Score
Avg 90
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Description

Jack Daniel's Old No.7 Green Label is a distinctive Tennessee Whiskey, known for its lighter color and smoother taste compared to the flagship Black Label. It is charcoal-mellowed through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal via the Lincoln County Process and matured in new, charred American oak barrels. The Green Label is typically made from barrels selected from lower floors and cooler areas of the aging warehouses, resulting in a milder and grain-forward profile.

Change+75.5%
LatestSGD 239
HighSGD 239
LowSGD 112
SGD 254SGD 202SGD 149SGD 97Price (SGD)Observed dateSep 28Mar 17Jul 26Sep 28 - SGD 136 - Australian Whisky Auctions - Sep 28, 2025Dec 15 - SGD 143 - Just Whisky Auctions - Dec 15, 2025Mar 17 - SGD 137 - Whisky.Auction - Mar 17, 2026Apr 20 - SGD 112 - Just Whisky Auctions - Apr 20, 2026Jul 26 - SGD 239 - Australian Whisky Auctions - Jul 26, 2026

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Australian Whisky AuctionsAuction Sold Price - Jul 26, 2026SGD 238.60
Just Whisky AuctionsAuction Sold Price - Apr 20, 2026SGD 112.49
Whisky.AuctionAuction Sold Price - Mar 17, 2026SGD 137.13
Cask type
New Charred American Oak Cask
Bottling
Official Bottling
Peated
Unpeated
Single cask
No
Non-chill filtered
No
Cask origin
N.A
Cask no.
N.A
Batch
N.A
PPM
N.A
Barley
N.A
Fermentation
6 days
Master distiller (bottling)
N.A
Master distiller (distillation)
N.A
Limited edition
No
Bottle count
N.A
Has box
No
Closure
Screwcap
Presentation
Standard bottle
Series highlights
The Green Label is a variant of Jack Daniel's Old No.7, distinguished by being made from barrels selected from lower floors and cooler areas of the aging warehouses, resulting in a lighter and smoother profile.
Historical context
The bottle's label lists several gold medals awarded between 1904 and 1981. The Green Label itself has a history of being discontinued and brought back, with one source mentioning it was discontinued in the '70s, brought back briefly in the '80s, and then permanently discontinued in 2012 before being brought back again.
Special release
Historically, the Green Label was 'only sold in in around half of U.S. sates'.
Allocation
Historically, only sold in around half of U.S. states.
Nose
Overripe citrus, sweet grain, brown sugar, maple, spice, toasted oak, buttered corn, nutty, smoky notes, wax, shoe polish, banana, vanilla, yeast, and a strong corn profile.
Palate
Sweet and velvety with notes of burnt toffee, fresh cherry pie, bananas, caramel corn, vanilla, bitter char, chargrilled buttered corn, sandalwood, cinnamon, soft vanilla, light orchard fruit, butterscotch, and peppery rye.
Finish
Scrumptious and smooth with tropical fruits, candy corn, spice, a dry peppery spice, red bell pepper notes, light smoke, oaky wood, maple, and molasses.
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