Jack Daniel's Gold Medal Series 1915 Bottle #5 - with Box and Tag - 2002 Release (1L) spirits Maturation: rested in stainless steel

Maturation: rested in stainless steel tanks for 6 months and gradually reduced over time

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

after adequate aging

though there is a touch of coarseness toward the finish

old-vine Malbec with structure and complexity

Jack Daniel's Gold Medal Series 1915 Bottle #5 - with Box and Tag - 2002 Release (1L) spirits Maturation: rested in stainless steelTennessee 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