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Jack Daniel’s

Founder: Jack Daniel
Year Founded: 1875
Distillery Location: Route 1, Lynchburg, TN 37352

Visitor Center:

Jack Daniel Distillery
Route 1
Lynchburg, TN 37352
Tel: 931-759-6356

Master Distiller / Blender: Jeff Arnett, Master Distiller

How you should drink it

  • Straight
  • On the rocks
  • With a bit of water
  • With club soda
  • With ginger ale

Fast Facts

  • Contrary to popular belief Jack Daniel’s isn’t bourbon. The spirit is charcoal filtered, which is forbidden by government bourbon making rules.
  • Thanks to a courthouse fire, the exact birth date of Jack Daniel is unknown.
  • Why Jack Daniel named his whiskey “Old No. 7” is also a mystery. But there are some theories: it may be the number of girlfriends he had, the way he wrote the letter “J” or because it’s lucky.

Types of Jack Daniel’s Available

  • Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey
  • Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel Tennessee Whiskey
  • Gentlemen Jack Rare Tennessee Whiskey
  • Jack Daniel’s Country Cocktails
  • Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey

Comments

  1. Terry B. says:

    Ole Jack is a great sippin whiskey,right out of the bottle.Who would mix this booze with anything else? Kinda like the person that drinks Crown Royal with coke!!!

  2. jann says:

    Jack daniel must have been a man with fine tastes, he certainly knew a fine sippin’ whiskey! I am a jack daniel’s fan for eternity!!!

  3. Rob says:

    This is a standard for excellent American whiskey. If you can afford it, go for the Gentleman Jack product. The smoothness and flavor is unparalleled.

  4. hello guys…!!!
    can u make me clear about jack daniel? is it bourbon whiskey or not?if yes, why has written on the bottle?thanks!!

    • Liquor.com says:

      Jack Daniel’s is not a bourbon, but is actually Tennessee whiskey. The main difference is that the brand famously drips the alcohol through ten feet of charcoal. It also doesn’t have to follow the strict laws concerning what is and what is not bourbon. For more info on bourbon, see our Bourbon 101 article: http://liquor.com/articles/bourbon-101/

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