Jack Daniels

A 'Belle of Lincoln' goes for around 500 - 700$ on Ebay for an unopened bottle w/ tag & box. The bottle only would sell for around 70 - 80 $.

About $25.

The answer is deliciousness. I just opened a bottle of 1974 and it's like candy going down.

3 Liter is the biggest and available at DeliciousDishSpirits.com, I have seen bigger 5 liter bottles on ebay.com but are only display and are empty.

Jack Daniels doesn't come in six packs as it is a spirit, not a beer. Sorry.

A 100 ml serving of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey contains approximately 250 calories. The calorie content can vary slightly depending on the specific type or variation of Jack Daniel's, but generally, whiskey has around 250-300 calories per 100 ml. It's important to consider that these calories mainly come from alcohol and do not contain significant nutrients.

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$200.00

A 1.5 ounce serving of Jack Honey contains approximately 110 calories, 6 grams of carbohydrates, 6 grams of sugar, 0 grams of protein, and 0 grams of fat.

Variables like size, quantity and type as well as selected packaging can alter the price tag greatly. For example 750 ml Black Label in 80 proof $31.95 with a 5% discount on 6 bottles or more. In Green Label the same 750 ml is on sale at $21.79 with a 31% discount on 12 bottle or more while a single Barel product would be $41.79 with no volume discounts.

the 70cl bottle is still available from shops in the UK for £25, however there is also a 100cl (1ltr) bottle available.

There is a very strong possibility of death or permanent brain damage. Alcohol poisoning can result in damage to major organs.

Depends on the people and if they're drinking anything else. Probably about four to six people.

I found one at the duty free store coming back to ny from canada at niagra falls.

A fifth is worth about $20.

They originally started making them in the late 70's but make them up today.

Less than the paper they are printed on.

one seal at a time

Cereal grains and corn.

1.75 L = 59.1745 fl oz(US)

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depends how many ya want and where ya need it shipped to!

i have them here if ya want them i have the only 4 in the world with necktags in my collection!!

and 25 spares sitting behind me as we speak!!

jackscollector@yahoo.com.au

It's an attractive way to display whiskey, particularly if it has an unattractive bottle. You can also pre-mix certain cocktails to serve easier. A common choice is the Manhattan, which allows the flavors to meld, and mellow slightly, when premixed.

I worked at Metalbox in Carlisle (where tin was produced) from 1983-2000. I'm not sure when the tin was 1st made but I do know that it was still being produced through the 1980's and possibly into the 90's. The small tin you ask about was produced for duty free and they would hold either 2packs of playing cards or had an insert place in and held a miniature bottle of JD. (there was also a tin made to hold a full size bottle of JD) - edit by Patricia Irving

All whiskeys are kosher (for year round use, not for Passover)

In previous versions of this answer, someone stated that Whiskey must be "mevushal". Mevushal (a cooking process) is a special process for wine only, not other liquors. Wine which has been cooked may be handled by non-Jews, and wine which has not been made "mevushal" must not be handled by non-Jews once opened.

In terms of what is required for whiskey to be kosher, Whiskey, like other forms of alcohol, follow a simple rule: the process must not include contact with treif (non-knosher food) and may be opened, drunk and served by Jews and non-Jews alike.