| Management number | 248647529 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$105.00 | Model Number | 248647529 | ||
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Tennessee Rye Whiskey | 12 Years Old | 53.5% ABV (107 Proof) | 700mL | Batch 01 | Limited Release | Jack Daniel Distillery
Jack Daniel’s 12 Year Tennessee Rye Whiskey Batch 1 is a limited-release age-stated rye whiskey from the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Labeled as Batch 01, this release showcases the deeper, more mature side of Jack Daniel’s rye whiskey, combining the brand’s Tennessee whiskey heritage with the spice, structure, and fruit-forward character of aged rye.
Bottled at 107 proof, this 12-year-old Tennessee rye carries more oak depth and concentration than younger rye expressions while keeping the smoothness associated with Jack Daniel’s. Extended barrel aging brings out richer layers of dark fruit, caramel, toasted oak, baking spice, vanilla, leather, and peppery rye spice.
This is an exciting edition for Jack Daniel’s fans, rye whiskey drinkers, and anyone looking for an older, limited Tennessee rye release. The combination of a 12-year age statement, Batch 01 designation, 107 proof bottling strength, and rare rye whiskey format gives it strong appeal for both sipping and collecting.
Jack Daniel’s 12 Year Tennessee Rye Whiskey Batch 1 is best enjoyed neat in a whiskey glass so the rye spice, oak, caramel, dark fruit, vanilla, and baking spice notes can open slowly. Let it rest for several minutes before sipping to allow the 107 proof structure and 12-year oak influence to settle.
A few drops of water can soften the proof and reveal more brown sugar, fruit, vanilla, and spice. A large ice cube can also work for a slower pour, but this bottle is best treated as a premium sipping rye and collectible Jack Daniel’s release rather than a standard cocktail whiskey.
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