Jack Daniel’s increases Jack & Coca-Cola RTD selection with variety pack and new flavour

Jack Daniel’s increases Jack & Coca-Cola RTD selection with variety pack and new flavour

Jack Daniel’s is introducing a new way for drinkers to enjoy its growing line-up of Jack & Coca-Cola ready-to-drink (RTD) Canned Cocktails with the launch of the Jack & Coca-Cola Flavors Pack. The six-pack includes an assortment of 12 oz. cans of real Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey perfectly mixed across three varieties: Jack & Coca-Cola,…


Jack Daniel’s is introducing a new way for drinkers to enjoy its growing line-up of Jack & Coca-Cola ready-to-drink (RTD) Canned Cocktails with the launch of the Jack & Coca-Cola Flavors Pack. The six-pack includes an assortment of 12 oz. cans of real Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey perfectly mixed across three varieties: Jack & Coca-Cola, Jack & Coca-Cola Cherry, and a brand new flavour, Jack & Coca-Cola Vanilla.

“We know today’s RTD drinkers are reaching for variety, convenience, and authenticity, and that’s exactly what our new Flavors Pack delivers by blending the bold taste of Jack Daniel’s with the classic notes of three Coca-Cola products,” said Mary Beth O’Mara, Jack Daniel’s RTD brand director. “We’re proud of the innovation that has helped us develop a strong Jack & Coca-Cola line-up and are excited to make it easier than ever to offer a flavour for every taste.”

The new Jack & Coca-Cola Vanilla Canned Cocktail, available exclusively in the Flavors Pack, has a crisp and refreshing finish with a sweet hint of vanilla, balanced by the bold notes of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey. The Flavors Pack also includes the fruity and smooth flavor of Jack & Coca-Cola Cherry and the iconic mixture of Jack & Coca-Cola, all at 7% alcohol by volume (ABV).

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