<h2 style="text-align:justify;"><span class="tm7"></span><strong>Jack Daniel's is</strong> <span class="tm7"> a whiskey manufactured </span>by Jack Daniel <em>Distillery,</em>founded in<span class="tm7">1876 by American distiller Jack Daniel (Jasper Newton Daniel), based in Lynchuborg, Tennessee, USA. Since 1956 he has been part of the Brown-Forman Corporation group. Known for the quadrangular black label bottles, it is one of the best-selling whiskeys in the world. Among the </span> <em>whiskeys,</em><span class="tm7">it is classified as </span>Tennessee <em>Whiskey</em>, due to the<span class="tm7">differentiated distillation process. It is also called </span> <em>Old No. 7</em> <span class="tm7"> ("Old Number 7").</span> It uses corn, rye, barley malt and iron-free water as ingredients in its manufacture. It is distinguished by its careful process of elaboration, distillation and ripening, combined with the climate of Tennessee. With large temperature differences between winter and summer, the ripening process in Tennessee ensures a great interaction between whiskey and barrel, giving Jack Daniel's more watery flavor and color. It is not aged since this process refers to the time that whiskey stays inside the oak barrel. In the case of Jack Daniel's the whiskey is matured, having to do with the climate of the region.</h2> <h2 style="text-align:justify;"></h2> <p></p>