Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire a blend of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey and a red-hot cinnamon liqueur, the brand’s cinnamon expression that delivers the warmth of Old No. 7 with bold spice that makes it a natural shot and cocktail ingredient for those who want heat alongside their whiskey.

Tennessee Fire was developed for the premium cinnamon whiskey category an extension that keeps the Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey foundation intact while adding a red-hot cinnamon character sharp enough to compete in a segment dominated by dedicated cinnamon liqueurs. The result is bolder and more whiskey-forward than most competitors: the Old No. 7 base provides real spirit presence, vanilla, and caramel beneath the cinnamon heat, rather than simply sweetened cinnamon liqueur with whiskey flavoring.

At 35% ABV, it serves well as a chilled shot, on the rocks, or mixed with cola, ginger beer, or hot apple cider in cooler months.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Red-hot cinnamon and spice over Jack Daniel’s caramel and vanilla bright and assertive
• Palate: Bold cinnamon heat up front with Tennessee Whiskey sweetness and vanilla beneath; more whiskey character than most cinnamon liqueur competitors
• Finish: Warm with lingering cinnamon spice and gentle whiskey sweetness

Specs

• Distillery: Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee
• Style: Tennessee Whiskey + Cinnamon Liqueur
• ABV: 35% (70 Proof)
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How does Tennessee Fire compare to Fireball? Tennessee Fire has a real whiskey base Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 beneath the cinnamon, whereas Fireball is a cinnamon whisky liqueur with less whiskey character. Tennessee Fire is bolder and more spirit-forward.
• What cocktails work well with Tennessee Fire? Chilled as a shot, mixed with cola (a Tennessee Fire & Cola is a natural), ginger beer, or hot apple cider. The cinnamon heat also works well in warm holiday drinks.
• Is it the same ABV as Old No. 7? No Tennessee Fire is 35% ABV (70 proof) vs. Old No. 7’s 40% ABV (80 proof).

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