How to Store Jack Daniels

How to Store Jack Daniels
Written By
Jesa Lynn
Jesa Lynn
Published: Jun 22, 2011
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
1 minute read

Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey, sometimes mistakenly referred to as bourbon, is charcoal-mellowed drop by drop before going into oak barrels for aging. According to the Jack Daniels website, this process is what makes Jack Daniels a Tennessee whiskey and not bourbon. Jack Daniels Old No. 7 whiskey is one of the most popular whiskeys for collectors and spirits connoisseurs alike.

Place unopened bottles in a cool dark place such as a basement or cabinet.

Do not expose the bottles to extreme hot or cold temperatures.

Keep the bottle out of direct sunlight to avoid damaging its flavor.

Drink within 6 months after opening for best taste. Jack Daniels is about 40 percent alcohol by volume and will not go bad. If stored properly, it can remain in good condition for many years.

Jesa Lynn

Jesa Lynn started writing over 14 years ago and writes primarily for various websites. She studied both criminal justice and psychology in college. Lynn has worked as a publicist and also in photo layout. She is a firm believer in self…

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