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Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel with glass
57,13 €
Bottled from a single cask, this mystical Tennessee whiskey is a delight for die-hards. Amber in color, the soft aroma is marked by woody and slightly medicinal notes. In the mouth it is marked by wood, with a very long finish.
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