Here are some fun facts about the manufacturing of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey: * The Lincoln County Process: Jack Daniel's undergoes a unique filtration process called "charcoal mellowing" or "The Lincoln County Process." This involves slowly filtering the whiskey through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal, which removes impurities and contributes to its distinctive smoothness. * Cave Spring Water: The water used in the production of Jack Daniel's comes from a natural spring located on the distillery grounds. This cool, iron-free water is believed to contribute to the whiskey's smooth taste. * New Charred Oak Barrels: Jack Daniel's is aged exclusively in new, charred American white oak barrels. The charring process creates a layer of charcoal inside the barrel, which imparts flavors of vanilla, caramel, and spice to the whiskey. * Master Distillers: There have only been seven Master Distillers in the history of Jack Daniel's, a testament to the company's commitment to tradition and quality. The current Master Distiller is Jeff Arnett, who has been with the company since 1990. * No Sales in Lynchburg: Due to a local prohibition law enacted in the late 19th century, Jack Daniel's cannot be sold within the town of Lynchburg, Tennessee. Visitors to the distillery can, however, sample the whiskey on-site. * The Jack Daniel Distillery: The Jack Daniel Distillery is the oldest registered distillery in the United States, having been established in 1866. It is also a National Historic Landmark and a popular tourist destination. These are just a few of the many interesting facts about the manufacturing of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey. The company's commitment to tradition, quality, and unique production methods has helped to make it one of the most popular and recognizable whiskey brands in the world. https://lnkd.in/dvDPRfGr
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What is single malt whisky? A whisky is called single malt because it's produced at a single distillery, using a single type of malted grain, and is not blended with whisky from other distilleries: ➡️ Distillery: The whisky is made at a single distillery, even if it contains whisky from multiple casks. ➡️ Malted grain: The whisky is made from a single type of malted grain, usually malted barley. ➡️ No blending: The whisky is not blended with whisky from other distilleries Tag your single malt in the comments below! Cheers! #sonalholland #masterofwine #singlmalt #distillery #singlemaltwhisky #whisky #whiskyenthusiasts #whiskylovers
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Monday whisky knowledge - what is single malt whisky? Often considered ‘superior’ among experts, single malt whisky has been made in Scotland since the 18th century. Blended whisky is created from single malt whiskies and grain whiskies taken from different distilleries. A single malt whisky can only be produced from a single distillery. But it can also be made using a single variety of malted grain, typically malted barley. However, single malt whisky need not be the product of one single whisky cask. They are almost always a blend of whiskies taken from several casks. So as long as these casks are all from the same distillery, the final ‘blend’ is considered a single malt. #SingleMaltWhisky #WhiskyKnowledge #WhiskyEducation #MaltMonday For more information about single malt whisky, contact us today: https://ow.ly/HQ4l50SwApg
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