Jack Daniel's

Jack Daniel’s is a historic Tennessee whiskey distillery located in Lynchburg, Moore County, Tennessee, founded in the 19th century by Jasper Newton ‘Jack’ Daniel. The site remains an active distillery and a visitor attraction offering guided tours that cover production, maturation and the brand’s history.

The complex comprises historic production buildings, barrel storage and visitor facilities; the distillery’s methods and facilities are interpreted on tours that typically include a presentation of the distillation and ageing process. The distillery is often described as one of the United States’ older continuously recognised whiskey producers.

Lynchburg sits in rural southern Tennessee and is the public access point for the distillery, which draws international and domestic visitors. The distillery operates under state licensing arrangements despite the county’s dry status and runs an on-site visitor programme and shop.

• Historic distillery: The Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee was established in the 19th century by Jasper 'Jack' Daniel and is one of the United States' oldest registered distilleries, open to public tours.
• Dry-county status: The distillery is located in Moore County, which is officially a dry county; the site operates under state licensing that permits production and on-site visitor tastings despite local alcohol laws.

What to See #

• Distillery complex: The historic distillery complex in Lynchburg where fermentation, distillation and barrel ageing take place; the site includes original buildings and operational copper stills.
• Visitor centre and tours: A visitor centre and guided-tour route that explains the distilling process, the brand's history and allows supervised tastings where permitted.
• Barrelhouses and historic buildings: Old production and storage buildings including cooperages and rickhouses that are part of the site's interpretation and historic layout.