📋 Basic overview
Type: Tennessee whisky
Style: smooth, slightly sweet, mellow
Origin: USA (Tennessee)
Volume: 0.2 l (200 ml)
Alcohol: 40% vol.
Character:
Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 is renowned for its smooth and rounded flavour, achieved through filtration over maple charcoal (the Lincoln County Process). The flavour features notes of vanilla, caramel, oak and a hint of smoke. It is suitable for drinking neat, on the rocks or in mixed drinks.
📊 Approximate nutritional / energy values
(Whiskies are not required to carry nutritional labels; figures are approximate for a spirit with 40% alcohol by volume.)
| Value (per 100 ml) | Jack Daniel’s – approximate |
|---|---|
| Energy | ~ 220–230 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | ~ 0 g |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Alcohol | 40% vol. |
💡 Explanation:
The calories come almost exclusively from alcohol (alcohol contains approx. 7 kcal per 1 g). Classic Tennessee whisky contains virtually no sugars or fats.
🍾 Approximate energy content of the whole bottle (0.2 l)
At an average of ~230 kcal / 100 ml:
200 ml × ~230 kcal ≈ ~460 kcal
➡️ A whole 0.2-litre bottle of Jack Daniel’s contains approximately ~440–480 kcal (approximate estimate).
📌 Summary – Jack Daniel’s 0.2 l
✔️ Tennessee whisky
✔️ 40% ABV
✔️ ~220–230 kcal per 100 ml
✔️ ~440–480 kcal / 0.2 l bottle
✔️ Character: smooth, vanilla, caramel with an oaky finish
🍸 Recommended serving methods
• 🥃 Neat – to fully appreciate the flavour
• ❄️ On the rocks – smoother and more refreshing
• 🥤 In mixed drinks – Jack & Cola, Whisky Sour
• 🍫 Pairings: dark chocolate, nuts, grilled meat
