Edward Piercy

Jack Daniels -- Mustard?

Tuesday, 4. November 2008, 17:31:43

As you may know every once in a while I go out and have a Jack Daniels
bourbon or two, usually Jack mixed with 7-Up. And sometimes I have more
than a few.

Well, it seems that the Jack Daniels people are making their own mustard.
Or perhaps more accurately, they are letting a company in Ohio use their
name on a mustard (J.D. itself is of course made in Lynchburg, Tennessee).

They have five varieties -- Regular, Horseradish, Honey Dijon, Hickory
Smoke and Stone Ground Dijon. I decided to buy a jar of the Regular.

It's very good mustard. It is more "mustardy" tasting than say French's
mustard, and it has this other flavor in it that I can't quite place.

Somebody told me that they also make Jack Daniels BBQ Sauce. I might
have to try that.

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Comments

Martin K # 4. November 2008, 17:49

A few years ago me and some friends got the excellent idea to invent a meat beer.

A Bull Shot - vodka and soup - is a fine alternative to a Bloody Mary or a Screwdriver; why not take it a little further and maybe get an agreement with Carlsberg or Tuborg for the making of meat beer?

We wouldn't even have to change the logo on the cans.

Darko # 4. November 2008, 18:13

Edward Piercy # 4. November 2008, 19:40

@ Martin. I've never heard of that stuff. Anyway, did ya sell the idea?

@ Darko. Instant cider. I don't know about that one. But I just heard last month that somebody has invented instant beer. I would bet that instant cider is at least better than instant beer.

Darko # 4. November 2008, 19:53

Me too.

Martin K # 4. November 2008, 20:08

Well, to be honest we didn't really try to sell the idea. Some ideas are best kept on the theoretical level, you know.

The Elephant Beer is very good. Recommendable.

http://www.carlsberggroup.com/brands/Pages/CarlsbergElephantBeer.aspx

Edward Piercy # 4. November 2008, 23:37

They don't let you buy beer on the internet? I should have known that, I guess. But it does seem that if you want to get a beer from Denmark, you'd have to do something like that even if you were a legal beer distributor.