Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey
Flavored Tennessee Whiskey | USA (Lynchburg, Tennessee) | Blend of Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey + Cinnamon Liqueur | 35% ABV (70 Proof) | Warm, Spiced Finish
Process & Profile
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey combines the classic Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey with a warm, red-hot cinnamon liqueur. The base whiskey is charcoal mellowed via the Lincoln County Process, then blended with the cinnamon spirit to deliver a bold, spicy experience.
Tasting Notes


Nose: Fiery cinnamon dominates, layered over Jack Daniel’s characteristic vanilla, oak, and whiskey warmth


Palate: Sweet entry with rich vanilla, toasted oak, then intense cinnamon heat, blending into smooth whiskey notes


Finish: Warming and spicy; lingering cinnamon with a mellow sweetness and smoky undertone


What Makes It Special


Brings together the smoothness of Old No. 7 with a vibrant burst of cinnamon spice


Bottled at 35% ABV so the liqueur component stands out without overwhelming the whiskey character


Ideal for those who like flavored whiskey with a bold twist yet recognizably “Jack” in base


How to Enjoy
Serve chilled or over ice. Works well as a shot, or mixed into cocktails—Jack & Fire Cola, spicy whiskey sours, or even in hot drinks during cold weather. Pairs nicely with desserts like apple pie, spicy chocolate, or cinnamon-spiced pastries.
FAQ


What is Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey made from?
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey is made by blending Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey with a cinnamon liqueur.


What is the ABV of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey?
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey is bottled at 35% ABV (70 Proof).


How does Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey taste?
It features sweet vanilla and oak from the whiskey, intensely warmed by red-hot cinnamon, with a smooth, spicy finish.


What makes Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey unique?
Its balance of real cinnamon heat with the recognizable smoothness of Jack Daniel’s base whiskey makes it stand out in flavored whiskies.


How should Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Whiskey be served?
Best served chilled or over ice; also flavorful in shots or fiery cocktails; great paired with desserts with spice or chocolate notes.