Jack Daniel's

Jack Daniel's is the world's best-selling American whiskey brand, produced in Lynchburg, Tennessee since 1875. It is famous for its use of the Lincoln County Process of charcoal mellowing in its production, and it today part of the holdings of the Brown-Foreman Corporation who acquired it and its distillery in 1956.

The flagship black label of its Old No.7 Brand expression is one of the most recognisable in the entire whisky industry. It is joined in the core range by its green-labelled counterpart, alongside a regular offering of limited editions that include single barrels, rye whiskey and even an American single malt.