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Jack Daniel's Distillery
Jack Daniel's Distillery

Jack Daniel's Distillery Tours and Tickets

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Go behind the scenes at the oldest registered distillery in the United States, Jack Daniel’s, which was founded in 1866 in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Learn the history behind the distillery that’s emblematic of Southern culture and find out how the legendary old No. 7 whiskey is made, right at the source.

  • 280 Lynchburg Highway, Lynchburg, Tennessee, 37352
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Jack Daniel Distillery Tour with Lynchburg & World's Longest Bar

Jack Daniel Distillery Tour with Lynchburg & World's Longest Bar

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Discover the secretes behind the world's most famous whiskey, Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Brand.   Our one-of-kind whiskey adventure and history tour features a proprietary video documentary produced by Just IN Time Adventures.  Learn about Jack Daniel's ancestry, his humble youth as an orphan, his surprising distilling teacher / mentor, and more.  We will also present a compelling and unique, fact-based, theory regarding the true origins of "Old No. 7". Unraveling this topic has alluded many experts around the world for nearly 150 years. However, due to recent discoveries, one of our co-founders has formulated a unique and compelling theory that will be presented during our journey from Nashville to the Jack Daniel's Distillery. Following your Jack Daniel's Distillery Tour and exploration of historic, downtown Lynchburg we will make a stop at the World's Longest Bar. Enjoy any of their expertly crafted dishes, cocktails, or Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskeys at your own cost.
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What are people saying about Jack Daniel's Distillery

No PhotoNashville to Jack Daniel's Distillery Bus Tour & Whiskey Tastings
Megan_D, Oct 2023
Book them!
Great experience! The bus was clean/it was an easy way to see Jack Daniel’s! Our bus driver was professional with a sense of humor, the tour and everyone at Jack Daniel’s were friendly and informative! We enjoyed the slushies and the tasting! First half of the bus took the early tour, second half of the bus took the later tour. We had plenty of time to walk to town (about 5 mins away) and get good BBQ/look around! Highly recommend it!
No PhotoNashville to Jack Daniel's Distillery Bus Tour & Whiskey Tastings
Ana_M, Sep 2023
The Best Tour
What a Great tour. Our driver Tom was awesome! The bus was super clean. Timing perfect. It's an experience to live. Very interesting not only to know who Jack Daniel's was. But to see how the whiskey is actually made. Loved every bit of it.
No PhotoNashville to Jack Daniel's Distillery Bus Tour & Whiskey Tastings
Elaine_L, Aug 2023
The tour was really nice....
The tour was really nice. The grounds were beautiful. The air conditioner on the bus needed to be cleaned. There was dryer dark water drippings underneath the storage compartments, and along the ceiling of the bus which caused me to cough and have itchy nose.
No PhotoNashville to Jack Daniel's Distillery Bus Tour & Whiskey Tastings
Patricia_A, Oct 2023
Best Tour ever
Going to the Jack Daniels Distillery using the “Tipsy Tour” van ending up being the best part of our holiday. The hour-and-a-half ride to and from Nashville was filled with song and entertainment from the host who was fabulous!!! Everyone in our group had a great time, we as a group could not have had better enjoyed ourselves more!!! They get 10 stars from us.
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Q:What are Jack Daniel's Distillery hours of operation?
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Q:What is Jack Daniel’s Distillery?
A:The Jack Daniel’s Distillery is a whiskey-producing distillery that was established in 1866—one of the very first in the US. The distillery is still open today and attracts visitors and whiskey enthusiasts from all over the world.
Q:Can you tour Jack Daniel’s Distillery?
A:Yes, you can tour Jack Daniel’s Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Tours at the distillery typically run from 9am to 4:30pm on days the distillery is open, and there are different tour options from which to choose. Consider booking in advance to guarantee your preferred day and time.
Q:How long does a tour of Jack Daniel’s Distillery take?
A:It depends on which Jack Daniel’s Distillery tour you book. Most tours take about 1–1.5 hours. Each tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at how Jack Daniel’s whiskey is made in Tennessee, and then usually adds on some type of tasting experience—though you can choose a tour without alcohol.
Q:What are the different types of whiskey produced at Jack Daniel’s Distillery?
A:Some of the different types of whiskey produced at the Jack Daniel’s Distillery in Lynchburg include Old No. 7, Single Barrel, Gentleman Jack, Bonded, Tennessee Honey, Tennessee Fire, and Tennessee Apple. You can learn about each type of Jack Daniel’s whiskey by touring the distillery when you visit.
Q:Where is Jack Daniel’s Distillery located?
A:The Jack Daniel’s Distillery is in Lynchburg, Tennessee, in one of the state’s smallest counties, Moore County. The distillery is on Lynchburg Highway and is accessible by car. Many visitors drive themselves there, book a shuttle from Nashville, or take a tour that provides transportation.
Q:Are there tasting sessions at Jack Daniel's Distillery?
A:Yes, there are tasting sessions at Jack Daniel’s Distillery, and you can book a tour that includes a tasting. Some of the most popular tour-and-tasting options are the Angel’s Share tour and the Flight of Jack Daniel’s tour.

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