Jack Daniel’s Turns Its Tennessee Blackberry and Lemonade Cocktail Into an RTD

Jack Daniel’s Expands Tennessee Blackberry With New Ready-to-Drink Cocktail and It’s Only 100 Calories.

Jack Daniel’s is bringing one of its popular Tennessee Blackberry cocktail combinations to the ready-to-drink category with the introduction of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry mixed with Lemonade. The new canned cocktail combines Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry with lemonade in a premixed format.

The new RTD contains 4.8% alcohol by volume and 100 calories per 355-milliliter can. It marks the first time Jack Daniel’s has used Tennessee Blackberry in one of its ready-to-drink products, extending the flavored whiskey into a canned cocktail format.

Tennessee Blackberry and Lemonade Inspires New Jack Daniel’s RTD

The release follows the 2025 introduction of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry, which the company says quickly found a natural pairing with lemonade. Consumer response to the combination helped prompt the development of the new ready-to-drink cocktail.

“When we launched Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry last summer, fans quickly fell in love with its signature cocktail of Tennessee Blackberry and refreshing lemonade,” said Mary Beth O’Mara, Jack Daniel’s RTD brand director. “After seeing the response, we knew it was the cocktail that earned its can, and we’re excited to bring it to our friends in a format that makes it even easier to enjoy.”

Jack Daniel’s Introduces New White RTD Can Design

The Tennessee Blackberry mixed with Lemonade packaging also introduces a new look for the Jack Daniel’s ready-to-drink portfolio. The company describes the release as its first white RTD can.

At 100 calories and 4.8% ABV, the new release is positioned as a lighter option within the Jack Daniel’s canned cocktail lineup while retaining a whiskey base. The launch continues the brand’s expansion into flavored whiskey and ready-to-drink products built around familiar mixed drinks.

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry mixed with Lemonade will begin rolling out nationwide in September 2026 in four-packs of 355-milliliter cans, with a suggested retail price of $11.99.