Restaurant
Unclaimed profileMojo No. 4, Urban BBQ Whiskey Bar
Jacksonville, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Mojo No. 4 pairs a serious whiskey program with classic cocktails and a thoughtful draft list. Barrel Picks flights let you build a four-whiskey tasting for $18, while cocktails like the Sazerac and Old-Fashioned stay true to form. Local Florida drafts and house-made sweet tea round out the bar.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Whiskey Flight at $18—pick four whiskeys from the Mojo Barrel Picks. For a cocktail, the Old-Fashioned with Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon and turbinado is a solid choice.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Whiskey enthusiasts will appreciate the build-your-own flight and neat pours. Cocktail traditionalists will find familiar classics like the Manhattan and Sazerac.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour offers $2 off signature cocktails, $1 off wine, and $1 off beer, making it a good time to sample multiple drinks.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $13–$14, wines $8–$10 by the glass, drafts $5–$7.5, and a four-whiskey flight is $18.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Classic cocktails dominate, from the Espresso Martini to the Sazerac, with a few originals like the Black Pearl. Prices are consistent at $13–$14, and happy hour takes $2 off signature drinks.
Menu strengths
- — Well-chosen classics include the Manhattan, Old-Fashioned, Whiskey Sour, and Sazerac, covering a range of whiskey styles.
- — Several cocktails use quality spirits like Woodford Reserve Rye and Michter's Rye, showing attention to base ingredients.
- — Happy hour discounts signature cocktails by $2, making the $13–$14 range more accessible.
Standout selections
- — Sazerac with Michter's Rye and absinthe rinse offers a proper New Orleans classic.
- — Old-Fashioned built on Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond Bourbon and turbinado is a straightforward, honest take.
- — Black Pearl combines Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum with elderflower and blackberry for a fruity option.
Pricing: $13–$14
Wine
The wine list is compact but covers the basics: Prosecco, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Cabernet. All glasses are under $11, with several bottles under $35.
Menu strengths
- — Affordable glass pours from $8 to $10, including Canyon Road Chardonnay and Cabernet at $8.
- — Happy hour offers $1 off wine, further lowering the cost of a glass.
- — By-the-bottle pricing from $23 to $34 provides value for a full bottle.
Standout selections
- — Prosecco, Santa Marina — $10 glass / $34 bottle — Sparkling wine
- — Josh Cellars Chardonnay offers a popular, fruit-forward style.
- — Santa Marina Prosecco is a crisp sparkling option.
Pricing: $8–$10 glass; $23–$34 bottle
Beer
Beer selection spans domestic standards, craft favorites, and local Florida drafts. Draft prices range from $5 for Miller Lite to $7.5 for Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing, with cans like Pabst Blue Ribbon at $4.
Menu strengths
- — Local Florida representation on draft includes Veteran's United Buzzin' Bee, Aardwolf Nonchalant IPA, and Bold City Duke's Brown Ale.
- — Variety of formats: draft, cans, and bottles, including non-alcoholic options.
Standout selections
- — Aardwolf Nonchalant IPA is a local San Marco craft choice.
- — Bold City Duke's Brown Ale is a local Riverside brew with roasted malt character.
- — Veteran's United Buzzin' Bee Honey Rye Wheat is a -area honey rye wheat.
Pricing: $4–$7.5
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic offerings include house-made sweet tea, unsweet tea, lemonade, Topo Chico sparkling water, and Heineken Zero. Heineken Zero is priced at $6.
Menu strengths
- — House-made sweet tea and lemonade provide Southern-style non-alcoholic options.
- — Heineken Zero offers a non-alcoholic beer alternative.; Topo Chico is a sparkling mineral water option.
Standout selections
- — House-made sweet tea is a classic Southern choice.
- — Heineken Zero at $6 is a familiar non-alcoholic beer.
Pricing: Heineken Zero $6
Spirits
Mojo Barrel Picks anchor the spirits program with a neat pour for $12 or a flight of four whiskeys for $18. House spirits include Four Roses Bourbon, Michter's Rye, and Dewars White Label Scotch.
Menu strengths
- — Build-your-own whiskey flight offers flexibility and value at $18 for four pours.
- — Neat pour pricing at $12 allows sampling a premium whiskey without a full bottle commitment.
- — House spirits include respected brands like Four Roses Bourbon and Michter's Rye.
Standout selections
- — Whiskey Flight: select four whiskeys from the barrel picks to compare styles.
- — Neat Pour: choose one whiskey to savor on its own.
Pricing: Neat pour $12; flight $18
How it sits with the food
Given the barbecue focus, whiskey flights and bourbon-based cocktails like the Old-Fashioned would pair naturally with smoked meats, though specific food pairings are not detailed.
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