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Former winners crowd the top of the leaderboard after Day 1
Hit the Sweet Spot in Your Game with the Jack Rye Brunswick
THE JACK RYE BRUNSWICK – A warm weather favorite for every golfer.
Whether you hit the 19th hole or you enjoy at home, the Jack Rye Brunswick is easy to make, easy to drink, and all-around easy to enjoy.
2 oz. Jack Rye
3/4 oz. Lemon Juice
1/2 oz. Simple Syrup
Shake & Strain Over Ice
Top with 3/4 oz. Claret Wine, Orange Slice and Cherries
What makes this rye special? Made by the world-famous Jack Daniel’s Distillery in Tennessee, Jack Rye is the brand’s first new grain bill since Prohibition. Made with the very best grains, their own Cave Spring Water, and proprietary yeast, Jack Rye is matured in barrels of their own making. The result? A bold, spicy rye whiskey – a perfect pairing after a day with friends on the links.
AWARD WINNING
#2 Rye Whiskey in the world, by volume
Top 5 Rye Whiskey under $40
1 of 11: Jack Rye is one of only 11 whiskies under $50 with a product score of 96% or higher
San Francisco’s World Spirits Competition: Gold
Top 100 Spirits for 2020: Best Buy Rating by Wine Enthusiast
*Must be 21. Please drink responsibly.
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