Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select Tennessee Whiskey

Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Select Tennessee Whiskey is a 750mL Tennessee whiskey bottled at 94 proof (47% ABV) in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Each bottle is drawn from a single individually selected barrel resting in the highest floors of the distillery's barrelhouses, so no two barrels taste exactly alike. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.

• ABV: 47% (94 proof)
• Size: 750mL
• Style: Single barrel Tennessee whiskey
• Mash bill: 80% corn, 12% malted barley, 8% rye
• Age: No age statement — bottled when the tasters judge the barrel ready
• Process: Mellowed drop by drop through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal before barreling (the Lincoln County Process)
• Origin: Lynchburg, Tennessee

One Barrel, From the Top of the Rickhouse

Single Barrel barrels rest in the upper reaches of the Lynchburg barrelhouses, where wider temperature swings push the whiskey deeper into the new charred American oak and its colour and flavour mature an extra measure. The Master Distiller and a team of tasters select each barrel at peak maturity — there is no fixed age, only the judgement that a barrel is ready. The rest of the Single Barrel Collection and the wider range are on the Jack Daniel's vendor page.

Tasting Notes

Per the producer's current notes: an aroma of sweet fruit and vanilla with a touch of spice underneath; a taste of spice with warm, rich caramel; and a finish of medium oak, clove and banana.

How to Enjoy

A single barrel deserves a neat pour first — then a large cube if you want it chilled, so the caramel and clove open slowly. Compare it with the barrel-strength end of the family in our bourbon whiskey collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What proof is Single Barrel Select?
94 proof (47% ABV), bottled at a fixed proof. Do not confuse it with Single Barrel Barrel Proof, a separate bottling sold uncut at barrel strength.

How old is Single Barrel Select?
It carries no age statement. Barrels are selected by the Master Distiller and tasters at peak maturity rather than at a fixed age, and the brand publishes no age for this expression.

Why does each bottle taste slightly different?
Because every bottle comes from one individual barrel, and barrels in the highest floors of the barrelhouses mature at their own pace — the brand itself notes subtle differences in nose, colour and taste from barrel to barrel.

One barrel, one bottling, no two alike — order Single Barrel Select online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.