
Jack Daniel's - Tripple Mash
Creating something that lasts over 150 years takes both time and character — and you’ll find plenty of both in the people and the story behind Jack Daniel’s.
Creating something that lasts over 150 years takes both time and character — and you’ll find plenty of both in the people and the story behind Jack Daniel’s.
Jack Daniel’s Bonded Rye is a bold whiskey crafted in accordance with the classic Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. Produced in Lynchburg using a rye-based mash bill, it delivers a robust flavor profile with spicy notes, oak, and a touch of caramel. Aged in new charred oak barrels and bottled at 100 proof (50%), Bonded Rye offers a daring yet balanced experience – perfect to enjoy neat or on the rocks. “Raw, spicy, and self-assured – just as a Bonded Rye should be.”
Copper
Subtle notes of vanilla, dried fruit, and a gentle smokiness from the charred oak barrels. Warm and complex, with a touch of bold character.
A mature and well-balanced rye whiskey with a spicy backbone and deep character, offering notes of cracked black pepper, toasted oak, dark caramel, vanilla, dried cherries, clove, and a hint of smoky leather.
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