You might be tempted by all of the great cocktails and fruity drinks that keep popping up, like Jose Cuervo’s Peach Lemonade Margarita or Malibu’s canned cocktails. But sometimes, it’s nice to go back to basic mixed drinks. It’s not hard to mix Jack Daniel’s with a splash of Coca-Cola, but now you can even skip that step, because Jack Daniel’s and Coca-Cola are teaming up to mix their signature drinks into one readymade drink.
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What Is Jack and Coke in a Can?
It’s like a shortcut to whiskey and coke. The new drinks will be called simply “Jack Daniel’s and Coca-Cola,” and will be made with the signature Tennesse Whiskey and of course, Coca-Cola. Each 350 mL can has only a 5% ABV, which makes it a fantastic summer sipper.
You might be wondering what makes this different from Jack Daniel’s canned cocktails, which features a whiskey and cola flavor. The answer is pretty simple—the cola featured in previous editions isn’t the same as the can of Coke you might pick up at your local store. The packaging for this new offering prominently feature’s Coca-Cola’s logo alongside the Jack Daniel’s logo to highlight the difference.
Where Can I Get It?
There’s no word on when you’ll be able to find this at your local liquor store, but the new cans will be debuting in Mexico at the end of the year. Both regular and zero-sugar versions will be released globally after the debut, but there are no definite dates yet. Keep an eye on the Jack Daniel’s website for updates!
Easy Cocktails for Your Next Happy Hour
Black RussianHere are no-fuss black Russians that are smooth as silk. Perfect for those who aren't sure what they want. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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PalomaSoon after I learned about this cocktail, I brought the ingredients to a family dinner at my parents'. The next time we got together, my dad had the fixings set out and ready to go. —Ian Cliffe, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Moscow MuleHere's an old-time cocktail that was popular in the 1940s and '50s. A Moscow Mule is traditionally served in a copper mug with plenty of ice. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Tipsy Iced CoffeeMy family loves this frozen coffee with Amaretto and whipped cream. Serve it at brunch or as an after-dinner treat.—Sonya Labbe, West Hollywood, California
Swedish Rose SpritzA spritz is a still or sparkling wine-based cocktail served with a small amount of liqueur and a splash of seltzer or soda.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Chocolate MartiniThe variations on martinis seem endless. But this sweet chocolate martini recipe is both creative and sophisticated in taste and presentation. It's a fine way to finish or even start a meal.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Cucumber Gin SmashIt doesn't get more refreshing than this gin cocktail. If you like your drinks on the sweet side, top yours off with lemon-lime soda instead of club soda. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Slow-Cooker Mulled WineFor a festive holiday drink or something to keep you cozy during those cold winter months, you'll love this warming slow-cooker mulled wine.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen
Gold RushA cocktail made with spirits and citrus juices usually can be classified as a "sour." The Gold Rush is a sweet-tart spin on a classic bar room favorite. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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It wouldn't be Kentucky Derby Day without this mint julep recipe! But, really, this Kentucky Derby mint julep recipe is good anytime. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
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White RussianThis creamy coffee-flavored drink is a star at any occasion and perfect for any season. A White Russian is equally appropriate before or after dinner. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
