Jack Daniel's Barrel House No. 1 - Batch 002 Whiskey
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A rare expression of Jack Daniel's which is complete with its original, unregistered hang tag.
This is Batch 2 Released 1999
The barrelhouses located on the grounds of the Jack Daniel Distillery play a very important role in the whiskey-making process. It is in these buildings that new barrels of whiskey are placed and allowed to mature over the course of several years. Due to different variables in the aging process, this is not an exact science or one that relies on a calendar. Instead, the Distillery’s experienced tasters decide when each whiskey has aged to perfection, at which time the barrel is removed from the barrelhouse and sent to bottling.
It was to commemorate one of the Distillery’s oldest and most famed barrelhouses, a 7-story building aptly named “Barrelhouse 1,” that the first of these bottles was released in the summer of 1994.
This first batch of these 94 proof whiskey bottles is the most common a collector may come across, though a much smaller second batch was produced in the winter of 1999.
Product Details
Tasting Notes
Colour
Deep amber with mahogany undertones and a warm caramel-bronze glow.
Nose
Warm vanilla and caramel rise on entry, framed by toasted oak and subtle char. Brown sugar and almond drift beside a faint spice, with a whisper of citrus zest. The Barrelhouse maturation lends depth and a velvety sweetness that hints at quiet, refined aging.
Palate
Silky and medium-full on the palate, with velvety caramel and vanilla giving way to toasted oak. Rich toffee, maple, and faint dried fruit weave through a creamy texture, while nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove deliver warm baking spice. A subtle rye spice adds lift, finishing long with oak, cocoa, and lingering vanilla.
Finish
A long, velvety finish that lingers with caramel and vanilla atop toasted oak. Warm spice, cinnamon and clove, unfolds slowly, leaving a soft, lingering glow of grain sweetness and a whisper of char that coats the palate.