Jack Daniels Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey

Also known as “Jack Daniels Black Label”. Proprietary brand of U.S. single-malt whiskey akin to Bourbon, but distilled in Tennessee, taking the name of "Tennessee Whiskey." The main difference between Jack Daniels and Bourbon is the charcoal filtration Jack Daniels receives but Bourbon does not. Produced in various age-grades, but when called for without further description, “Old #7, black label” is meant. Tennessee whiskey is a generic category for U.S. single-malt whiskey distilled from predominately corn mash with wheat or rye and filtered through charcoal. The charcoal filtering is principally what distinguishes Tennessee whiskey from bourbon. Jack Daniels and George Dickel are currently produced brands of Tennessee whiskey.