Image: Sainsburys
The current lowest Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select price is £35, available from Sainsburys. You can also find Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select from 12 other retailers, including The Whisky World, Master of Malt and Hard to Find Whisky.
For those interested in auctions, there are currently live auction listings, with the lowest bid at £ 65 from Whisky.Auction.
Never miss a deal on Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select—use our saved search feature to get notified as soon as new offers or auctions are available.
The Best Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select Prices
Hard to Find Whisky
Auction results
About Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select
Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select is a premium Tennessee whiskey, hand-selected from individual barrels that offer a unique, complex flavour profile. Each barrel imparts distinct notes of rich caramel, toasted oak, spice, and vanilla, creating a bold, full-bodied whiskey with a smooth finish. Bottled at a higher proof, this expression provides a more robust experience compared to other Jack Daniel’s offerings, ideal for sipping neat or with a splash of water to enhance its nuanced flavours. Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select is perfect for whiskey enthusiasts seeking a more personalised and refined whiskey experience, showcasing craftsmanship and individuality in every bottle.
What Is Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select?
Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select is a premium Tennessee Whiskey expression bottled at 94 proof (47 % ABV). Instead of blending multiple barrels, each bottle comes from a single, hand-picked barrel selected for its standout flavour. Only a tiny fraction of barrels make the cut.
How Old Is Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select?
There is no official age statement, but it’s widely believed that the whiskey typically matures 4 to 7 years—often around 5 to 6 years—before selection.
Is Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select Any Good?
Yes. It’s highly regarded as a “step up” from standard Jack Daniel’s. Reviewers praise its richer, fuller palate with notes of caramel, oak, banana, and toasted wood. Some critics point out that its finish can be a bit one-dimensional, but overall it delivers excellent value for its quality.
Is Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Select Better Than Old No.7?
It depends on what you prefer. Many believe Single Barrel offers more depth, oak, and complexity compared to Old No.7, thanks to barrel selection and higher proof. But Old No.7 remains more affordable and approachable. For many, the upgrade is worth it, but “better” is subjective. If you want a more expressive Jack, Single Barrel is a compelling choice.