What’s the difference between Jack Daniel’s and bourbon?
Jack Daniel’s is a Tennessee whiskey, which follows bourbon laws but adds charcoal mellowing (Lincoln County Process) for extra smoothness.
Which Jack Daniel’s whiskey is best for gifting?
Gentleman Jack and Single Barrel Select are great for gifts, premium bottles with standout flavour and elegant packaging.
Is Jack Daniel’s good for cocktails?
Yes! Use Old No. 7 for classics like a Whiskey Sour, Jack & Coke, or Lynchburg Lemonade. Flavoured options like Honey or Apple also mix well.
Where can I buy Jack Daniel’s in the UK?
Shop Jack Daniel’s online at Secret Bottle Shop or visit our Hereford store for expert help and exclusive offers.
Is Jack Daniel’s a bourbon or a whiskey?
Jack Daniel’s is officially classified as a Tennessee whiskey, not a bourbon. While it meets all the legal requirements of bourbon, it undergoes an extra step called the Lincoln County Process, where the spirit is charcoal mellowed before ageing. Setting it apart from traditional bourbons.
Why do people think Jack Daniel’s is a bourbon?
Jack Daniel’s often gets mistaken for a bourbon because it shares many similarities: it's made from a grain mashbill (with at least 51% corn), aged in new charred oak barrels, and distilled to specific standards. However, the unique charcoal filtration step - and the brand’s own preference classify it as Tennessee whiskey.