JACK DANIEL'SBONDED SERIES
Introducing the Jack Daniel's Bonded Series, including the classic Bonded Tennessee Whiskey and the new addition, Bonded Rye.
Crafted at the historic Lynchburg distillery, these expressions honour tradition with a touch of innovation. "Bonded" signifies whiskey made according to strict regulations under the Bottled in Bond Act, ensuring quality and authenticity.
Jack Daniel'sA Whiskey Born of Legacy
Jack Daniel's whiskey, named after its creator, Jack Daniels, emerged from humble beginnings in Tennessee. Orphaned at a young age, Jack learned distilling in his teens, registering his distillery as No. 7 in 1875, hence the iconic "old No.7" label. Later, he passed the reins to his nephew Lem Moltow, who navigated prohibition challenges until reopening in the 1930s.
Post-Jack's era, Brown-Forman Corporation acquired the distillery, maintaining its iconic status despite altering the proof.
FAQs
What does Bonded mean in Jack Daniels whiskey?
Jack Daniel's Bonded is a Bottled-in-Bond whiskey, signifying it was distilled by one distiller, in a single season, aged in agovernment bonded warehousefor a minimum of four years, and bottled at 100 proof.
How old is Jack Daniels Bottled-in-Bond?
Jack Daniels Bottled-in-Bond is aged for aminimum of four years. Additionally, it must be produced by one distiller at a single distillery, originate from one season, and be bottled at 50% alcohol content (100 proof). These specifications ensure a superior quality product.
Is Jack Daniel's a Scotch or bourbon?
Jack Daniel's is classified as a Tennessee Whiskey, clearly labeled as such on its bottle. It not only meets the standard but surpasses it. Legally, bourbon must originate from America.
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