Jack Daniel’s could just sit back and watch the money roll in with its classic Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey for sale, one of the most popular spirits in the world. But the distillery staff have gone much further in recent years, developing some interesting limited editions for whiskey enthusiasts and spirits alike, including the latest bottle in the Distillery Series.
The selection of Jack Daniel’s Distillery Series 10 is not widely available; you’ll have to travel to the distillery’s White Rabbit Bottle Shop or select retailers in Tennessee to find a bottle.
But this whiskey sounds interesting, so you might want to try it if you’re in the neighborhood. It was chosen by a staff member and definitely not Top Gun character Randy “Goose” Baxter, who said of it: “I love the warmth and complexity it brings to the palate with this whiskey.”
It has Jack Daniel’s character we know and love while adding a hint of richness that’s perfect for this time of year. Jack Daniel’s has been a part of my life for over2 years, and I am very honored to have my name on the bottle next to Jack’s.
The whiskey in question is regular Tennessee whiskey, meaning it went through the Lincoln County process of filtering through charcoal before being put into a barrel, and it’s finished with toasted pecan shavings. It was bottled in smaller 375-ml bottles at a high temperature of 120 degrees. “
[The Distillery Series] allows us to innovate and experiment at every stage of our whiskey-making process, and I’m proud of every choice we’ve made since its launch,” master distiller Chris Fletcher said in a statement. also offers tasting notes. “This look is perfect for the holidays with notes of warm brown sugar, light salty nuttiness, and toasty oak with hints of dried fruit and caramel.”
Goose chose this release, and it’s only fitting that a whiskey as unique and full of character as this Lynchburg legend is Jack Daniel’s has also been in the news recently, but for a very different reason. The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear the case. brought by the distillery Against VIP Products, which makes its Bad Spaniels line of dog toys that look like old No. 7 bottles, and these dogs’ chew labels say things like “The Old No. 2 on Your Tennessee Carpet” and, less cleverly, “
While the distillery claims this is trademark infringement, VIP Products counters that the distillery has no sense of humor. We’ll have to wait until early summer to see what the court decides, but it’s safe to say Jack will be barking angrily until then.
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