BOTTLE NOTES
Gentleman Jack: a second pass through charcoal
Gentleman Jack Tennessee Whiskey at 80 proof: bottle details, three illustrated views and the meaning of double charcoal mellowing.
The silver label and the second mellowing
A broad, rounded-shoulder bottle, silver label and black cap give Gentleman Jack its own identity within the Jack Daniel’s range. The front label’s key phrase is double mellowed. It describes a production step that happens on either side of barrel aging.
The official Jack Daniel’s product overview explains that Gentleman Jack passes through charcoal before aging and again afterward. It also confirms the expression’s 80-proof strength. Double mellowing is a charcoal-treatment description; it does not mean double the age or two different finishing casks.
Gentleman Jack: bottle details
| Detail | Recorded information |
|---|---|
| Expression | Jack Daniel’s Gentleman Jack, Double Mellowed |
| Style | Tennessee whiskey |
| Strength | 80 proof / 40% ABV |
| Size | 750 ml |
| Distiller / bottler | Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA |
| Charcoal treatment | Before and after aging, according to the producer |
| Age statement | None on the photographed labels |
| Price / score | Price unconfirmed; not scored |
Tennessee whiskey, with distillery context
The photographed front label identifies Lynchburg as the distilling and bottling location. Our Jack Daniel’s guide introduces the distillery, while the Tennessee whiskey guide explains the wider style. The American whiskey guide connects it to the broader country directory.
Jack Daniel’s records Gentleman Jack’s introduction in 1988. That is the expression’s history, not the age or production date of the bottle photographed here.
The narrow side label
The side view reveals the bottle’s shallow rectangular profile and the narrow black label. It is useful for understanding the packaging, while the front label provides the strength, volume and distillery credit recorded above.
The rear view and handwritten marking
There is no separate paper rear label in the supplied photograph. The front labels are visible through the glass, and a handwritten “2025” appears near the base. We do not interpret that marking as an age, vintage, purchase date or official bottling date.
Flavor descriptions and the limits of this feature
Jack Daniel’s describes caramel, fruit, vanilla and a smoky accent in its product overview. These are producer tasting notes, not observations from our own tasting of this bottle. No contributor tasting notes accompanied the photographs, so this entry carries no score or tasting verdict.
Sources and images
The three supplied photographs establish the bottle’s identity, strength, size and label wording. The producer’s official product overview was checked on 8 November 2026 for the double-mellowing explanation and expression history. No shelf tag or receipt was supplied, so this feature makes no price, retailer or current availability claim.
Original photographs remain private. Public front, side and rear views are disclosed AI-retouched illustrations, with backgrounds and hand reflections removed and the liquid surface adjusted. Fine label text may differ; the illustrations are not documentary reproductions. The paired share card uses the same front illustration and recorded bottle facts.
Sources checked on 8 November 2026. Three contributor photographs supplied on 8 November 2026. Facts come from the originals, retained privately; public views are AI-retouched illustrations. No price or tasting notes were supplied. The handwritten 2025 is an unexplained marking, not a verified bottling year.