Brown Foreman Launches Premium Tennessee Whiskey 'Jack Daniels Bonded'

Created in Compliance with the 'Bottled in Bond' Act
Aged for a Minimum of 4 Years in Carefully Selected Barrels

Korea Brown Foreman announced on the 4th that its American Tennessee whiskey 'Jack Daniel's' will launch a premium lineup called 'Jack Daniel's Bonded Tennessee Whiskey.'

Jack Daniel's Bonded is a premium Tennessee whiskey that complies with the 'Bottled in Bond' Act, which guarantees the quality of top-tier whiskey. According to this law, only spirits distilled at a single distillery during the same season are used, and the whiskey is aged for at least 4 years in a government-certified warehouse in the United States before being bottled at 100 proof (50% alcohol by volume). Only products meeting these standards can use the Bottled in Bond designation.

Jack Daniel's Bonded maintains the signature smooth characteristics of Jack Daniel's while being aged for a minimum of 4 years in carefully selected barrels, resulting in rich aromas of caramel, oak, and spice that linger longer. Additionally, the mash bill consists of 80% corn, 12% barley, and 8% rye, and before aging, it undergoes the special Tennessee whiskey process called 'Charcoal Mellowing.' In this process, the spirit is slowly dripped over a charcoal filter made from sugar maple wood for 3 to 5 days, refining it to create an even smoother and more restrained flavor.

A representative from Korea Brown Foreman stated, "The newly released Jack Daniel's Bonded embodies the tradition and essence of Jack Daniel's while being crafted with even more meticulous work. As it is being introduced for the first time in Korea, we hope many whiskey enthusiasts will experience its deep and bold flavors."

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