Jack Daniels 1913 Gold Medal Whiskey 750ml

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Jack Daniel’s 1913 Ghent Belgium Gold Medal – 750ml (Released in 1998)

When Jack Daniel passed away in 1911, some worried that the unique character of his Tennessee Whiskey might fade with him. However, in 1913, a panel of international judges in Ghent, Belgium, awarded Jack Daniel’s another Gold Medal, reaffirming to the world that the timeless quality of his whiskey would endure for generations to come. This 750ml bottle, released in 1998, honors the third Gold Medal earned by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey. A 1-liter version of the 1913 Gold Medal bottle was also produced for international markets.

From 1996 to 2006, the Jack Daniel Distillery introduced its Gold Medal Series, featuring seven distinct bottle designs, each celebrating a different gold medal awarded to the distillery. In the United States, the bottles were released in 750ml sizes filled with 90 proof whiskey, while international markets received 1-liter versions, except for the first in the series, which was only available in the 750ml size.

All bottles have been stored in their original 6 x 750ml delivery case and are in mint condition

Bottles are available to be registered on jackdaniels.com and a certificate of ownership will be forwarded by Jack Daniel’s.