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This ruby-red wine made with the native Concord grape is easy to drink, fruit-forward, and very enjoyable. This wine offers layered aromas of cherries and blackberries over a smooth, sweet, and coating palate held together by an enticing acidic backbone. Enjoy slightly cold with good company.

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Our refreshing Red, White, & Blueberry Sangria blends red and white cranberry wines with blueberry. It’s sweet, tart, and it’s sure to be popular at any party or celebration. 

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Blueberries in a bottle! Made from fresh, locally grown New Jersey blueberries, this is a wonderful after dinner drink.

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A delicate blend of early harvest cranberries creates a crisp, sweet, and citrusy wine. Pairs well with fish and chicken. Made from fresh, local fruit.

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A new twist on a local favorite. Concord grapes blended with Ives for a darker, richer and fuller flavor but still retaining the semi-sweet and fruity taste that Shamong Red drinkers love.

Jack Daniel’s is known for being a well-crafted, smooth sippin’ Tennessee Whiskey. You don’t last for over 150 years if you’re not a quality product, after all. We’ve become known for something else along the way too: our iconic black and white label. But what people may not know is that the history of our label wasn’t always so black and white.

Some time before 1904 our bottles were a rather unexpected shade of green with an eye-catching gold trim. And as unusual as that may seem, it’s just one of the many labels in Old No. 7’s past. You have to be patient to make whiskey, and it seems that Jack took his time landing on the tried-and-true black label we know today. This is the first in our series of Legacy Edition Bottles. Each label we release will celebrate the unique, slightly mysterious history of Old No. 7.

A distinctive member of the Jack Daniel’s family, the Green Label bottle is either loved or hated but still always talked about. This whiskey has a smoother taste and lighter color, but while it is not nearly as popular as the Black Label brand, there is something about this bottle that collectors around the world can’t get enough of. Most likely it is the mystery of the Green Label bottle that keeps its popularity high, as there are frequent rumors of it being discontinued. Not knowing if or where one might find it next, along with the constant threat of extinction, is enough to keep anyone’s interest…

Many whiskies take their flavour from just one cask, but we mature Grant’s Triple Wood in three different types of wood: Virgin Oak cask provides spicy robustness, American Oak lends subtle vanilla smoothness and Bourbon refill offers brown sugar sweetness, resulting in a smoother, richer, mellower taste.

Every drop of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey savored in more than 170 countries around the world, is crafted in one place - a little town called Lynchburg, Tennessee.We let our whiskey slowly drip through 10 ft of hard sugar maple charcoal so it comes out with its distinctive smoothness.

Jack Daniel's is known for being a well-crafted, smooth sippin’ Tennessee Whiskey. You don’t last for over 150 years if you're not a quality product, after all. We've become known for something else along the way too: our iconic black and white label. But what people may not know is that the history of our label wasn’t always so black and white.

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This just-say summer sweet white wine made with native cold-pressed Niagara grapes is pleasing and refreshing. Shamong White shows lovely aromas of white peaches, citrus and flowers over a fruity palate, easy to enjoy, but hard to share.

Introducing rye whiskey made Jack’s way. Crafted with their 70-percent rye grain bill, natural spring water from their own Cave Spring Hollow, and Jack’s time-honored charcoal mellowing process, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Rye is a whiskey that could only come from Lynchburg, Tennessee. Master Distiller Jeff Arnett and the whiskey makers of the Jack Daniel Distillery have created a unique rye that’s undeniably spicy and complex yet sippin’ smooth. It might be one of their first new recipes in over 150-years, but if you know Jack, you’ll know Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Rye.