The barrelhouses located on the grounds of the Jack Daniel Distillery play a very important role in the whiskey-making process. It is in these buildings that new barrels of whiskey are placed and allowed to mature over the course of several years. Due to different variables in the aging process, this is not an exact science or one that relies on a calendar. Instead, the Distillery’s experienced tasters decide when each whiskey has aged to perfection, at which time the barrel is removed from the barrelhouse and sent to bottling.

It was to commemorate one of the Distillery’s oldest and most famed barrelhouses, a 7-story building aptly named “Barrelhouse 1,” that the first of these bottles was released in the summer of 1994. This first batch of these 94 proof whiskey bottles is the most common a collector may come across, though a much smaller second batch was produced in the winter of 1999.

Content 750ml - volume 47%

When Mr. Jack died in 1911, some feared the distinctive character of his Tennessee Whiskey would pass into history with him. But in 1913, a panel of international tasters in Ghent, Belgium awarded Jack Daniel’s another Gold Medal of excellence, signalling to the world that the old-time character of Jack Daniel’s would remain unchanged from generation to generation. This 750ml bottle, released in 1998, commemorates the third Gold Medal won by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey.

Content 750ml - volume 43%

In 1904, at the urging of family and friends, Jack Daniel took some of his whiskey to the World’s Fair whiskey competition in St. Louis, Missouri. Not many of the big distillers gave Mr. Jack much of a chance, but when it was over, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey was declared the finest whiskey in the world and was awarded the Gold Medal. This 750ml bottle, released in 1996, was the first in a series honoring each Gold Medal won by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey.

Sold without box.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

Even as Prohibition was sweeping the United States, Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey was still winning awards. In 1914, Lem Motlow, Jack Daniel’s nephew, took Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey to London, England. Even though the Jack Daniel Distillery was no longer producing whiskey, Lem was quick to ship across the sea a batch he had on hand, and the whiskey from Tennessee again took top honors in the Anglo-American Exposition. The 1914 Gold Medal, released in 2001, is the fourth of the Gold Medal series.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

This bottle is part of the very first barrel (#4) which was bottled for Ken's Bar, a 13-year old Single Barrel Tennessee whiskey, distilled September 2003, bottled May 2017. For sale is bottle 76/185.

Content 700ml - volume 50.8%

This is the 1998 1st release of Jack Daniel's Monogram, a 94 proof Tennessee Whiskey in a spectacular bottle, created by Michael Osborne Design.

Monogram is named after the engraved invitations which Jasper 'Jack' Daniel send to his friends for a invitation to his house, monogrammed on fine glass decanters of whiskey reserved for his own use and the personal enjoyment of his closest friends.

Content 750ml - volume 47%

When Mr. Jack died in 1911, some feared the distinctive character of his Tennessee Whiskey would pass into history with him. But in 1913, a panel of international tasters in Ghent, Belgium awarded Jack Daniel’s another Gold Medal of excellence, signaling to the world that the old-time character of Jack Daniel’s would remain unchanged from generation to generation.

Jack Daniels Gold Medal 1915, fifth in this series, was bottled in 2009 to commemorate the Institute of Hygiene Certificate received in London November 17th 1915

Content 1000ml - volume 43%

Jack Daniel's Rested Tennessee Rye batch 002, bottled for Japan in 2014. Its mash bill at the time was the first new one in more than a century: 70% rye, 18% corn, and 12% malted barley. After fermentation, the wash is charcoal-filtered, allowing for the “Tennessee Whiskey” title. Following that, it rests in American Oak casks for just two years.


Content 750ml - volume 40%

Jack Daniel's Bicentennial pays tribute to the 2ooth anniversary of the State of Tennessee which was in 1996. The bottle itself is a replica from the bottle released 100 years earlier, in 1896, by the man himself. This is the European release.

Content 700ml - volume 45%

Jack Daniel's Bicentennial pays tribute to the 200th anniversary of the State of Tennessee which was in 1996. The bottle itself is a replica from the bottle released 100 years earlier, in 1896, by the man himself. This is the US release.

Content 750ml - volume 48%

This bottle was released in 2000 to celebrate and commemorate the 150th birthday of Mr. Jack Daniel.

Content 750ml - volume 45%

This is the 2004 release of Jack Daniel's Monogram, a 94 proof Tennessee Whiskey in a spectacular bottle, created by Michael Osborne Design.

Monogram is named after the engraved invitations which Jasper 'Jack' Daniel send to his friends for a invitation to his house, monogrammed on fine glass decanters of whiskey reserved for his own use and the personal enjoyment of his closest friends.

Content 750ml - volume 47%

Jack Daniel's Green is a seldom seen expression from the distillery, Tennessee whiskey drawn exclusively from casks which are stored on the ground floor where there is less fluctuation in temperature and, as such, the whiskey does age less pronounced. This fake seal Jack Daniel;s Green was bottled for Japan in 1987.

Content 750ml - volume 40%

The Gentleman Jack brand has not been used for limited edition or commemorative purposes much in its 33 years of existence. However, this brand which is known for its smoothness and extra layer of refinement was the perfect fit to honor the personal timepiece of Jack Daniel. 

This is the Gentleman Jack hybrid which was sold in 1990 and 1991, a 1st generation bottle with a second generation label, sold in a gold-colored box.

Content 750ml - volume 40%

Scenes of Lynchburg is a series of bottles depicting the every-day life in Lynchburg, Tennessee. This is Number Two with a print of a truck loaded with barrels which undoubtedly contain Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey. Released in 1999 for the European market.

Note the condition of the print on the front which appears to have been over polished and thus we have reduced the price.

Content 1000ml - volume 43%

The Gentleman Jack brand has not been used for limited edition or commemorative purposes much in its 33 years of existence. However, this brand which is known for its smoothness and extra layer of refinement was the perfect fit to honor the personal timepiece of Jack Daniel. 

This is the Gentleman Jack 1st generation, only available on the US domestic market in 1988 and 1989.

Content 750ml - volume 40%

This is the number one of Jack Daniel's Master Distiller Collection, bottled for the UK in 2005. This was supposed to be the first of 6 different bottles but the distillery decided to cancel the remaining releases.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

Jack Daniel's 1895 Replica pays a tribute to the year in which JD started selling their whiskey in glass bottles.

Content 100cl - volume 43%

Making its debut at the Distillery on December 3, 2011, this bottle was released in limited quantities and sold with a beautiful sturdy black box. Just 187 barrels of 100 proof whiskey were used for this limited run, many of which were eventually used for the first annual Christmas Barrel Tree at the Distillery.

Content 750ml - volume 50%

This is the very first release of Jack Daniel's Master Distiller, bottled exclusively for the Japanese market in the 1990's.

The story: Mr. Jack Daniel liked to present his friends with a special gift. The gift was Jack Daniel's whisky that had to be from a special location in a certain barrel house which, he knew, took a darker color and a richer taste. He would set the whiskey aside, sign the labels, and keep a small supply for close friends and gift-giving. This Jack Daniel's Master Distiller is hand selected from the same special locations in the same barrel houses that Mr. Jack discovered.