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What are the different sizes of Jack Daniel's bottles?

50ml,100ml,200ml,375ml,750ml,1lit,1.75lit, 3.5litNote: 100ml bottle is not shown in the above image.

How much is a 52 year old, 750 ml, 25.4 fl. oz., 1977 bottle of Jack Daniel’s?

Hi,It is doubtful anyone can reliably answer that question without evaluating the bottle in person. There are just to many variables ranging from whether the seal has been broken to the general condition of the bottle. For example, what condition is the quality of the label? Is intact and clean? Or is it weather worn, scuffed and unreadable.Alos there may be other factors that might influence the value of the bottle. For instance, what its provenance. If a famous, or infamous, person owned the bottle that may add value for some collectors.While I can't help you with a specific answer, I at least can steer you in the right direction. Pasted below are links to several websites that deal in rare and collectible whiskies.Good luck, and even if it's monetary value is not that great it'd be a treat to sit back and savor a bit of the seventies!World Whisky Index - Invest in Whisky World Whisky IndexBottle Blue Book Bottle Blue BookValuations - Whisky.Auction | Buy/Sell Whisky & Fine Spirits Whisky Auction

Would a 50 ml bottle of Jack Daniel’s get me and my 3 other friends drunk?

It’ll get you thinking how much of a hassle underage drinking is. No, it won’t get one of you more than slightly buzzed.

What would happen if someone chugged down an entire bottle of whiskey in one go?

Well guess what, I am 16 never been drunk before and weight 140lbs, yesterday I had the bright idea of drinking whiskey 40% alcohol in my room, I didn’t intend to drink the whole think but as I got drunk I kept drinking by the bottle as if it was water, started drink around 6 pm and don’t remember anything from 7 pm to 5 am, turns out I woke up soaked in vomit with my bedside table flipped over and my laptop which was probably banged on the ground and of course there is a puddle of vomit across the room, I never felt so sick, my eyes were blurry, I was dizzy and had a uncontrollable urge to throw up, I emptied my stomach around 4 times in the morning , due to so much throwing up my throat is very sore now, lucky around noon I wasn’t throwing up anymore but to this time 6 pm I still feel weak slightly dizzy and for some reason my legs and back muscles hurt, I forgot to mention I went to the hospital to try to end the puking which was excessive, by the time I got to the hospital I wasn't feeling that bad anymore and they gave me a pill, you might thinkThis kid probably got in a lot of trouble and will be grounded for weeks.I persuaded them that I had eaten something bad the day before and believe it or not it worked.On one hand I think this experience will be good because now I literally despise alcohol just imagining the taste of it makes me want to throw up, this experience will surely keep me from making certain mistakes in future

Can downing a bottle of Jack Daniel's in one gulp kill you?

Certainly.  There are videos of idiots allegedly doing this on Youtube and I'm surprised I haven't heard of any fatalities as a result.  Alcohol poisoning can kill you, it all depends on 1) how large you are (how much blood you have to poison) and 2) how quickly the ocean of hooch would be processed by your abraded stomach, then filtered by your overtaxed, screaming-for-mercy liver and 3) how much would remain in your stomach after you vomit post-chug, probably in an explosive manner. There's also the matter of your titanically depressed central nervous system being able to allow you to vomit safely after consuming the equivalent of an entire case of beer in 60 seconds.  But then that's how natural selection works, I guess.

Whiskey: How many 'shots' are in a fifth of Jack Daniel's?

What is this 'Jack Daniels' of which you speak? Now if we are talking Whisky...For the old folk, this is all very Imperial, no room for ml or answers like 17.07!A 'fifth' meant a fifth of a gallon. An Imperial gallon is 160 fluid ounces, so a 'fifth' is 32 fl oz. See many references on this remarkable page of liquor bottles http://www.sha.org/bottle/liquor...In America a gallon of spirits has shrunk and there are only 128 US fl oz to the, different again, US gallon. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flu.... Defining anything as 231 cubic inches is pretty odd!From 'United Kingdom English for the American Novice' a Measure in Scotland 'must be  exactly one fifth of a gill' http://www.hps.com/~tpg/ukdict/i... For those in the US, again, the Imperial gill is 5 fluid ounces not 4, so the Scottish measure is 1 fluid ounce.So it is all very simple! There are 32 measures in a 'fifth', or 16 doubles.