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The Jacks Vanilla Coke (cocktail, highball, whiskey) - Jack's Vanilla Coke belongs to the highball family, a simple yet elegant combination of spirits and a mixer. This riff on the classic Whiskey Coke introduces a touch of sweetness and vanilla complexity, likely born from a desire to elevate the classic drink.

The Jacks Vanilla Coke

4-5 Ice
2 oz Tennessee Whiskey
1 Tsp Vanilla Extract
10-12 oz Coca-Cola
After pouring in your ingredients, and adding 3-5 ice cubes, according to taste.
Stir the drink with a stirrer to get the Vanilla off the bottom.
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The Jacks Vanilla Coke

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Jack’s Vanilla Coke belongs to the highball family, a simple yet elegant combination of spirits and a mixer. This riff on the classic Whiskey Coke introduces a touch of sweetness and vanilla complexity, likely born from a desire to elevate the classic drink.

What does the The Jacks Vanilla Coke taste like?

Jack’s Vanilla Coke is a sweet and smoky delight. The Tennessee whiskey provides a smooth, slightly spicy base, while the vanilla extract adds a warm, comforting sweetness. The Coca-Cola balances everything out with a refreshing, effervescent bite, creating a harmonious blend of flavors. The overall experience is reminiscent of a classic whiskey and coke, but with a subtle vanilla twist that elevates it to a new level of sophistication.

What tips do you have when making the The Jacks Vanilla Coke?

To elevate your Jack’s Vanilla Coke, use a good quality Tennessee Whiskey. For a smoother vanilla note, use a high-quality extract. Chill the Coca-Cola beforehand for a crisp, refreshing drink. A dash of Angostura bitters adds complexity. Don’t over-shake, you want a gentle mix, not a foamy mess. Serve over ice, garnished with a cherry or orange peel for that classic touch.

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