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Jack Daniel’s is launching new batches of its popular Aged Series

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Recently, Jack Daniel’s announced the release of not one, but three new batches in its annual Aged Series. This year’s batch includes Jack Daniel’s 14-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 2, 12-Year-Old Batch 4, and 10-Year-Old Batch 5.

2026 Jack Daniel’s Aged Series

All three expressions start with Jack Daniel’s Classic Tennessee Whiskey mash bill of 80% corn, 12% malted barley, and 8% rye. After distillation, the whiskey is mellowed by filtering it through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal before being aged in new American white oak barrels.

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According to the brand, Jack Daniel’s 14-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 2 is a robust 117.6-proof and begins with a nose of sweet bakery spices, molasses, and oak. Sipping it reveals notes of cinnamon candy, butterscotch, fresh leather, oak, and pipe tobacco.

The Jack Daniel’s 12-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 4 is bottled at 107 proof and begins with a nose of  maple, brown sugar, graham cracker, banana, and oak. The palate is centered on cinnamon, maple candy, caramel, and vanilla. The finish is all caramel, dry oak, and baking spices.

The Jack Daniel’s 10-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 5 is bottled at 97 proof and begins with a nose of cooked apple and caramel layered with soft oak. The palate is centered on molasses, chocolate, and barrel spices. The finish is long, warm, and memorable,

“The Jack Daniel’s Aged Series allows us to fully explore how time influences our classic Tennessee Whiskey recipe while staying true to the character Mr. Jack established generations ago,” Chris Fletcher, Master Distiller at the Jack Daniel Distillery, says.

“The feedback we continue to receive on the Aged Series has been overwhelming, and I’m excited for our friends to see how these new batches bring their own personality and subtle differences thanks to extended maturation.”

Where can I buy them?

Jack Daniel’s 14, 12, and 10-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskeys are currently available in limited quantities at alcohol retailers throughout the US for the suggested retail prices of $149,99, $99.99, and $89.99, respectively, for 700ml bottles.

Christopher Osburn
Christopher Osburn is a food and drinks writer located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. He's been writing professional
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