Jack Daniel's Gold Medal Series 1915 Bottle #5 - with Box and Tag - 2002 Release (1L) spirits after adequate aging

after adequate aging

dried honey and walnuts

this 95-proof expression reflects what bourbon lovers asked for: a wheated recipe

Each annual edition of our 18 Year is crowned with a bespoke glass topper

though there is a touch of coarseness toward the finish

Jack Daniel's Gold Medal Series 1915 Bottle #5 - with Box and Tag - 2002 Release (1L) spirits after adequate agingTennessee was well under Prohibition by 1915 and it was becoming increasingly obvious it would eventually spread to the whole country. Despite what looked like a dim future, Lem Motlow (Mr. Jacks nephew) still believed in the whiskey and the Distillery he had inherited from his uncle. In a whiskey competition held in London that year, Jack Daniels once again won top honors. The fifth Gold Medal won by Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey is commemorated by