Buy Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 750ml — Tennessee Whiskey
$105.00
Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 750ml is the world’s best-selling American whiskey, produced in Lynchburg, Tennessee since 1866 using the distillery’s signature Lincoln County Process. Every batch is filtered through ten feet of sugar-maple charcoal before barreling, softening the grain profile into a smooth, sweet-forward pour of vanilla, caramel, and banana ester at 80 proof. A bar staple with global reach and reliable stock. Add it to your cart and drink it your way.
Description
Buy Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 750ml — Tennessee Whiskey
TASTING PROFILE
The Jack Daniel’s Old No. 7 750ml bottle is technically a Tennessee whiskey, not a bourbon, a distinction protected by Tennessee state law that requires the charcoal mellowing step bourbon producers skip entirely. That extra filtration stage is the single biggest factor separating Jack Daniel’s flavor profile from Kentucky-style bourbons using a similar mash bill.
The Profile
- Producer: Jack Daniel Distillery (Brown-Forman)
- Region: Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA
- Spirit Type: Tennessee Whiskey (Lincoln County Process)
- Proof/ABV: 80 Proof (40% ABV)
- Mash Bill: 80% corn, 12% malted barley, 8% rye
- Filtration: Charcoal-mellowed through 10 feet of sugar-maple charcoal prior to barreling
Sensory Tasting Notes
The Nose
Banana and vanilla cream lead, with light caramel corn and a faint charcoal smokiness underneath — a direct signature of the Lincoln County filtration.
The Palate
Soft and sweet-forward, carrying baking spice, brown sugar, and toasted oak with minimal burn given the 80-proof point; the charcoal mellowing noticeably rounds off any raw grain sharpness.
The Finish
Short-to-medium, closing on faint smoke, caramel, and a light peppery warmth that fades quickly rather than lingering.
The Heritage
Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel registered his distillery in 1866, making it the first registered distillery in the United States, and the Lincoln County Process he championed remains the legal definition separating Tennessee whiskey from bourbon to this day. The black label and square bottle have become one of the most recognized packaging designs in spirits, and while collectors chase the brand’s Single Barrel and Sinatra Select releases rather than Old No. 7 itself, the flagship bottle’s cultural footprint — from Lynchburg tourism to its ubiquity in music and film — keeps it a fixture on back bars worldwide.
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