Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Infused Coffee – An amazing idea!
Jack Daniel’s is now boasting about bringing Whiskey to the breakfast table with their new product titled Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Infused Coffee. While personally I still am unsure this will turn people into morning or all day Jack drinkers here at JONGO we think it is a really great idea. This NON-Alcoholic beverage is a great way to introduce the flavor of whiskey that we love so much into more parts of the day without the side affects of alcohol. Done right this could be a perfect after dinner cup of Joe to chill your nerves after a long day or if you are feeling sick from a hangover perhaps the perfect “hair of the dog” morning drink (alcohol added of course). Now lets not forget that this would also come in handy waking up for a football tailgate or for any family function. Just spice it up with a little Jack Daniels Tennessee whiskey and bring the alcohol back into the drink. Here at JONGO we are excited about trying this product and can’t wait to get our hands on it. Now below is what Jack Daniel’s has to say about their newest creation:
New From Jack Daniels
Besides attempting the dubious “hair of the dog” hangover remedy, drinking whiskey first thing in the morning is, well, generally frowned upon. But it turns out you can actually drink Jack Daniel’s first thing in the morning now, without having to question your life choices. Jack Daniel’s new whiskey-infused coffee, that is.
On Thursday, Jack Daniel’s officially announced the new line of coffee products, simply dubbed Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey Coffee, in partnership with specialty roaster World of Coffee. The whiskey giant describes the booze-flavored brew as “premium 100% Arabica coffee, roasted medium [that’s] infused with Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey.” But don’t expect it to give you a different kind of coffee buzz because, sadly, it’s non-alcoholic. You’ll just have to stick with Irish coffee if that’s what you’re looking for.
As Charlie Newman, president/owner and roast master of World of Coffee, explained in a statement, the coffee is meant to combine high-quality coffee with the flavors and aromas of Jack Daniel’s whiskey, such as notes of caramel and vanilla. If you think about it, these are perfectly reasonable flavors to combine with coffee.
Jack Daniel’s said the coffee is currently available at its Lynchburg Hardware and General Store in Lynchburg, Tennessee, as well as via its online store ahead of a nationwide release sometime in the near future. It’s available in both regular and decaf and comes in 8.8oz collectible tins and 1.5oz gift bags that start at around $7.
Let’s just hope the whiskey-infused coffee is better than wine-infused coffee.
