Tennessee Whiskey/Jack Daniels Bonded 700ml

Jack Daniels Bonded 700ml

Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA · 100 Proof
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About this bottle

Jack Daniel's Bonded is a Tennessee whiskey bottled to the U.S. Bottled-in-Bond standard, meaning it's the product of one distilling season at Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee, aged at least four years in new charred oak, and bottled at exactly 100 proof. Before barreling, the spirit is filtered through sugar-maple charcoal in the Lincoln County Process, the step that separates Tennessee whiskey from bourbon. The mash bill leans heavily corn-based with rye and malted barley in support. Expect a full-bodied pour: caramel and vanilla up front, baking spice and oak through the middle, and a warm, slightly smoky finish. It suits drinkers who want more backbone than standard Jack Daniel's Old No. 7.

How to drink Jack Daniel's Bonded

Its extra proof holds up well over a single large ice cube, or reach for it in a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned where you want the whiskey to stand up to the vermouth or sugar.

Specs

Whisky100 proof · Mash bill: 80% corn, 12% rye, 8% malted barley · New charred oak · Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA

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Questions about this bottle

What does 'Bonded' mean on the label?

It is bottled to the U.S. Bottled-in-Bond standard: the product of one distilling season at one distillery, aged at least four years, and bottled at exactly 100 proof.

How should I drink it?

Its extra proof holds up well over ice, and it is sturdy enough to anchor a Manhattan or an Old Fashioned.

What makes it different from Jack Daniel's Old No. 7?

It is bottled at a higher proof (100 vs. 80) and carries the Bottled-in-Bond designation, giving it more backbone than the standard bottling.

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