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The current lowest Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold price is £77, available from Amazon UK. You can also find Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold from 9 other retailers, including The Whisky Shop Auctions, Scotch Whisky Auctions and Whisky Hammer.
For those interested in auctions, there are currently live auction listings, with the lowest bid at £ 21 from The Whisky Shop Auctions.
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The Best Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold Prices
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Where to Find the Lowest Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold Prices
If you're shopping around for Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold, here's a quick breakdown of the lowest retail prices available right now. At the top end, Amazon UK currently offers the best deal at £77.
Close behind, Lochs Of Whisky is listing Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold for £97, making it another strong option if Amazon UK is out of stock. Retailers such as The Whisky World and Hard to Find Whisky are slightly higher, with prices ranging from £100 to £100, but may be preferable depending on delivery speed, loyalty points, or regional availability.
Overall, current prices for Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold are sitting between £77 and £100 across major UK retailers, giving you a clear picture of where the best value is today. We update this list continuously, so you can track offers and compare deals at a glance.
How much does Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold cost in The United Kingdom ?
If you're wondering what a fair price for Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold is, our data gives a clear picture of where the market has settled over the last 90 days.
Across all the retailers we track, the average price for Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold in The United Kingdom has been £240. This gives you a realistic benchmark of what most shoppers are paying right now.
During the same period, the lowest price we've seen is £77 from Amazon UK, making it the best recent deal for this bottle. Price fluctuations do happen, often driven by promotions, stock levels, and seasonal demand, so reviewing the 3-month trend is one of the easiest ways to know whether today's offer represents good value.
Use this data to compare retailers confidently, spot genuine discounts, and decide whether now is the right time to buy Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold.
About Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold
Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold is a luxurious, double-mellowed Tennessee whiskey that undergoes a unique finishing process in maple wood barrels. This extra step imparts a rich, smooth character with enhanced notes of maple, caramel, vanilla, and oak. After the traditional charcoal mellowing, the whiskey is finished twice—once in oak and then in maple barrels—giving it a silky, refined texture and a slightly sweeter profile. Bottled at 80 proof, Jack Daniel’s No. 27 Gold is perfect for sipping neat, delivering an elevated, premium whiskey experience that embodies craftsmanship and attention to detail.
What Is Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold?
Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold is a “double barreled, double mellowed” expression of Old No.7. It is first matured in American white oak, then finished in maple wood barrels, with an extra round of charcoal mellowing to enhance smoothness and add maple character.
Is Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold Better Than Old No.7?
It depends on your taste. No.27 Gold offers richer maple, caramel, vanilla and toasted oak notes and a softer mouthfeel than Old No.7. But in many reviews, critics say it’s less complex or “thin” due to its lower proof and sweetness. For lovers of bolder, classic whiskey character, Old No.7 may still be preferred.
What Is The Best Way To Drink Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold?
No.27 Gold is best enjoyed neat or with a single large ice cube to preserve its maple and oak nuances. Because it’s relatively soft and sweet, light mixers like sparkling water or a dash of soda can work, but these may mask its subtler character.
Is Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold Discontinued?
Yes, Jack Daniel’s No.27 Gold has been discontinued. The expression was quietly removed from Jack Daniel’s official range and is no longer in regular production. Some bottles remain available through collectors and specialist retailers, but it has effectively become a limited-availability release. Fans now treat it as a collectible piece of Jack Daniel’s history.