This listing is for Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey 4oz Branded Stainless Steel Mini Flask.

4oz mini stainless steel flask.  Overall very good condition with Tennessee branding colors!  

A LITTLE BIT OF HONEY, A WHOLE LOT OF JACK. - A blend of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey and a unique honey liqueur of our own making, for a taste that’s one-of-a-kind and unmistakably Jack. With hints of honey and a finish that’s naturally smooth, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey offers a taste of the unexpected.

• MADE WITH REAL HONEY
• BLENDED WITH OLD NO. 7
• NATURALLY SWEET, SMOOTH FLAVOR

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