Jack Daniel's Fire

Jack Daniel`s Fire is a mix of the old sour mash cocktails infused with hot spices and cinnamon. It is also called Jack Daniel`s Cinnamon and is packaged in a bottle that`s similar to the Jack Daniel`s Old No. 7. Jack Daniel`s Fire has a 40% alcohol volume and has red as the dominant colour on its packaging,the colour gives an idea of the red hot cinnamon and fiery spices used in its production. It was first released into the US market in early 2014, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire Cocktails  JACK FIRE MULE COCKTAIL Recipe Ingredients ·          1.5 part of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire ·         1 part of Banana syrup ·         1 part of lime juice ·         Ice ·         Ginger beer Directions ·         Pour Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire into a shaker. ·         Add 1 part of Banana syrup and lime juice. ·         Toss some ice in a give it a good shake. ·         Strain over ice and top with ginger beer. ·         Garnish with lime. At Dial A Drink Kenya, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire is available in 750ml and 1litre. Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire price in Kenya is Ksh.4,500 for 750ml and Ksh.5,000 for 1litre. Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire has an alcohol content of 35%. Dial A Drink Kenya offers the best price for Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire liqueur whiskey in Kenya topped up with free whiskey delivery.   Delivery to your door step within the shortest time possible. We deliver Jack Daniel's in Nairobi and its environs, order now to experience fast whisky delivery with no delivery charges. Fairly new in the Kenyan market,Jack Daniel`s Fire is slowly but steadily gaining popularity among the whisky enthusiasts.The reception of the new drink may be because of the admiration and popularity that the Jack Daniel`s brand already enjoys in Kenya and beyond. The introduction of new alcohol brands in Kenya is a tedious and uphill task which consumes a  lot of resources and time.This is largely due to the conservative nature of the consumers and prevalence of big brands that have been around for quite some time. Consumers prefer to buy drinks from brands that they are familiar with or have at least heard something about. Big brands therefore have an easier time when they introduce new brands while new entrants mostly bow out within the first two years of introducing their new drinks.