Jack Daniel's Triple Mash (Bonded)

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Jack Daniel's Triple Mash (Bonded)

Bottled-in-Bond

100 Proof (50% ABV) · Blend of 3 BiB whiskeys (60% Rye, 20% TN Whiskey, 20% American Malt)

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Quick Profile

Proof
100 Proof (50% ABV)
ABV
50%
Age
Blend of 3 BiB whiskeys (60% Rye, 20% TN Whiskey, 20% American Malt)
Style
Bottled-in-Bond
Region
Tennessee

Flavor Profile

What to Expect: This bottle leans toward Oak & Wood notes. Specific descriptors include toasted oak.

Innovative bonded blend; dark red berries, baking spices, rich cocoa, malted barley sweetness, and toasted oak.

What Defines This Bottle

Bottled-in-Bond

A federally regulated designation; single distiller, single season, aged at least 4 years, bottled at exactly 100 proof; layered on top of an underlying recipe rather than describing one of its own.

Governed by the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897 (27 CFR § 5.42): single distiller, single distillery, single distillation season, aged at least 4 years in a federally bonded warehouse, bottled at exactly 100 proof. This site's own catalog records one proof designation per bottle, so a real-world Bottled-in-Bond release that also happens to be barrel-proof-labeled may only surface here under one of the two designations -- see How to Read a Label and the Proof & Dilution Calculator for how a fixed 100-proof requirement compares to standard and barrel-proof bottling.

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Proof

100 proof places this bottle in the 100–109.9 Proof range.

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Production Details

Disclosed production notes from Jack Daniel Distillery -- structured, sourced facts, not a tasting review.

Water Source
Sourced directly from Cave Spring Hollow, a natural limestone subterranean spring delivering iron-free water at a constant 56°F year-round.
Cooperage
All barrels are manufactured, toasted, and charred by Brown-Forman’s dedicated cooperage.
Warehouse Notes
Matured in multi-story iron-clad rickhouses perched throughout Lynchburg's hills. Single Barrel releases are chosen strictly from the highest, hottest floors (Levels 6–8) for maximum wood interaction.

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