Jack Daniel's Old No.7 Tennessee Whiskey

Product identification and packaging

This bottle is Jack Daniel's Old No.7 (commonly called the Black Label) Tennessee Whiskey — a sour-mash Tennessee whiskey sold worldwide in the signature square bottle and labelled as 40% ABV (Old No.7). The product is produced at the historic Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. (en.wikipedia.org)

Manufacturing and origin

Every drop of the classic Jack Daniel's Black Label is produced and matured at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee (United States). The distillery and its Tennessee whiskey process (charcoal mellowing, new American oak barrels) are central to the product’s identity and origin. (pressroom.jackdaniels.com)

Brand origin and ownership

Jack Daniel's was founded by Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel; the brand and distillery originated in Tennessee in the 19th century. The Jack Daniel Distillery was purchased by Brown-Forman Corporation in the 1950s, and Brown-Forman remains the ultimate owner and global steward of the Jack Daniel’s family of brands. Brown‑Forman is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, and distributes and markets Jack Daniel’s globally. (en.wikipedia.org)

Notes on local operations

While Brown‑Forman is the global owner, the physical production and visitor experience are located at the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee (the local operating entity/proprietor). This bottle’s label (70 cl / 700 ml sizing is commonly used in many markets) and the 40% ABV mark align with the standard Old No.7 offering sold internationally.