2002 Gold Medal 1915, 90 proof

A Testament to Resilience and Quality

The 2002 Jack Daniel’s Gold Medal 1915 is a rare and exquisite spirit that embodies the enduring legacy of the legendary Tennessee distillery. This limited edition bottling commemorates the fifth Gold Medal won by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey in a prestigious London competition held in 1915, a time of great uncertainty and challenge for the American whiskey industry.

A Symbol of Hope

The year 1915 was a pivotal moment in the history of Jack Daniel’s. As Prohibition loomed over the United States, Lem Motlow, Mr. Jack’s nephew, remained steadfast in his belief in the distillery and its exceptional product. The Gold Medal victory in London served as a beacon of hope, reaffirming the enduring quality and appeal of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey.

A Symphony of Flavors

The 2002 Gold Medal 1915 is a testament to the art of whisky making, showcasing the unique character and complexity that Jack Daniel’s has become renowned for. Available in both 90 proof (45% ABV) and 86 proof (43% ABV) versions, this spirit offers a rich and satisfying drinking experience.

A Collector’s Investment

As a limited edition release, the 2002 Gold Medal 1915 is a highly sought-after item among whiskey collectors. Its unique provenance and exceptional quality make it a prized possession for those who appreciate the finer things in life.

Details: Tennessee was well under Prohibition by 1915 and it was becoming increasingly obvious it would eventually spread to the whole country. Despite what looked like a dim future, Lem Motlow (Mr. Jack’s nephew) still believed in the whiskey and the Distillery he had inherited from his uncle. In a whiskey competition held in London that year, Jack Daniel’s once again won top honors. The fifth Gold Medal won by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey is commemorated by this bottle, released in 2002.