Jack Daniel's 14 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 2 (125 Proof)
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Introducing the Jack Daniel's 14 Year Old Tennessee Whiskey – Batch 2, a rare limited release from the iconic Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. This hand-selected batch delivers a bold and refined interpretation of classic Tennessee whiskey, aged for 14 years in charred American oak barrels to achieve remarkable depth, character, and complexity.
Bottled at batch proof of 125 (62.5% ABV), this small batch release offers a robust and full-flavored experience. Expect rich waves of caramel, toasted oak, dark fruit, and classic charcoal-mellowed smoothness, brought together in a whiskey that exemplifies Jack Daniel’s commitment to craftsmanship.
Personally selected by the master distiller, this 14-year-old expression is a must-have for collectors and connoisseurs seeking a high-proof Tennessee whiskey that pushes the limits of tradition.
Key Features:
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Aged 14 Years
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Batch Proof: 125 (62.5% ABV)
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Limited Release – Batch No. 2
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Crafted at Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, TN
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Charcoal mellowed Tennessee whiskey
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700ml bottle
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Hand-selected by Master Distiller
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Deep vanilla, toasted oak, and ripe banana
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Palate: Bold caramel, dark chocolate, spice, and rich Tennessee oak
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Finish: Long, warming, with a smooth yet intense oak-laced linger
How to Enjoy:
Best enjoyed neat or with a splash of spring water to unlock its high-proof complexity. Ideal for slow sipping, special occasions, or side-by-side comparisons with other aged Jack Daniel’s offerings.
FAQ:
Q: What is batch proof?
Batch proof means the whiskey is bottled at the natural proof it reached after aging, without dilution—offering the purest form of flavor.
Q: Is this a limited release?
Yes. This is a limited edition from a small number of hand-selected barrels, released as part of a numbered batch series.
Q: How is this different from standard Jack Daniel’s?
It’s aged significantly longer (14 years vs. ~4-5 years) and bottled at a much higher proof (125 vs. 80), resulting in a richer, more intense profile.
