Did You Know Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Barrels are Made in Alabama?

By Tom Little
This is Alabama

The wooden barrels used to age Jack Daniel’s whiskey are far more than simple storage vessels. They’re also a key ingredient in crafting the spirit’s distinct flavor. Since 2014, these barrels have come from the Jack Daniel Cooperage in Trinity, Alabama.

“We take a lot of pride in making these barrels,” said Plant Director Darrell Davis. “Every day we make it, we’ll make it the best we can, as Jack said.”

When Jack Daniel’s sought a location for its new cooperage, Lawrence County proved to be ideal.

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