Jack Daniel’s 12 Year Old Limited Release Tennessee Whiskey – Batch 4

This is Jack Daniel's at its most patient: a Tennessee whiskey aged 12 years in new charred oak, made from a corn-dominant mash bill, mellowed through the distillery's signature charcoal filtration in Lynchburg, and bottled at 107 proof (53.5% ABV). Batch 4 reflects careful barrel selection and warehouse management, and the result leans into depth and character. Expect caramel, toasted oak, vanilla and dark fruit on the nose, then a rich, layered palate of butterscotch, cinnamon, roasted nuts and cocoa before a long, warming finish of oak, leather and sweet spice. It suits the collector following the brand's limited releases and the American whiskey fan curious how extended aging reshapes a familiar house style. At this strength it rewards slow, neat sipping, and a few drops of water bring out more sweetness and spice. We carry it because it shows a side of a household name many drinkers have never tasted, and it holds its own among well-aged American whiskeys.