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Lynchburg, just an hour and a half drive south of Nashville is home to one of the worlds most famous alcoholic bewares, Jack Daniels. The distillery is open to visitors and offer several variants of daily tours. This video was filmed during a tour called ”The Flight Of Jack Daniel’s”. The tour starts out looking at parts of the process of the making including charcoal mellowing that is essential for the taste. Next stop is Cave Spring Hollow. The water from this spring is used for every bottle of Jack Daniel’s. The limestone of the cave supply the water a variety of minerals, and also removes iron from the water which is important when making whiskey. Outside of the cave stands a statue of Jack Daniels.
Close-by, in a small white cabin, you’ll find the original office of Jack Daniels. Perhaps one of the most notable details in the cabin is the safe that is said led to Jack Daniels dead. When unable to open it, he kicked the safe injured his toes which led to a blood poisoning.
Next stop: the brewing factory (where we where not allowed to filmed) and the packing which wasn’t active the day we visited as it was a Sunday.
Before the end of the tour we entered the Barrel House where the tasting takes place. This tour gives one a chance to sample 5 Jack Daniel whiskeys: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey, Gentleman Jack and Jack Daniel's Rye. The setting is amazing for tasting.
On the way out you’ll get a chance to fill up on your stock of Jack Daniel’s to bring home.
In one area you can display old bottles used prior to the now iconic square bottle. Did you know the square shape bottle came about to prevent the bottles from rolling around during transport?
It’s been debated if Jack Daniels is a Bourbon or not, it fills all the criterias, but has historically always been stated as a Tennessee whiskey.
Lynchburg, just an hour and a half drive south of Nashville is home to one of the worlds most famous alcoholic bewares, Jack Daniels. The distillery is open to visitors and offer several variants of daily tours. This video was filmed during a tour called ”The Flight Of Jack Daniel’s”. The tour starts out looking at parts of the process of the making including charcoal mellowing that is essential for the taste. Next stop is Cave Spring Hollow. The water from this spring is used for every bottle of Jack Daniel’s. The limestone of the cave supply the water a variety of minerals, and also removes iron from the water which is important when making whiskey. Outside of the cave stands a statue of Jack Daniels.
Close-by, in a small white cabin, you’ll find the original office of Jack Daniels. Perhaps one of the most notable details in the cabin is the safe that is said led to Jack Daniels dead. When unable to open it, he kicked the safe injured his toes which led to a blood poisoning.
Next stop: the brewing factory (where we where not allowed to filmed) and the packing which wasn’t active the day we visited as it was a Sunday.
Before the end of the tour we entered the Barrel House where the tasting takes place. This tour gives one a chance to sample 5 Jack Daniel whiskeys: Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Fire, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey, Gentleman Jack and Jack Daniel's Rye. The setting is amazing for tasting.
On the way out you’ll get a chance to fill up on your stock of Jack Daniel’s to bring home.
In one area you can display old bottles used prior to the now iconic square bottle. Did you know the square shape bottle came about to prevent the bottles from rolling around during transport?
It’s been debated if Jack Daniels is a Bourbon or not, it fills all the criterias, but has historically always been stated as a Tennessee whiskey.
