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Age: 10 Years | Region: Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA | Proof: 97 Proof
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Jack Daniel's 10-Year-Old Batch 1 is where the Aged Series began: released in September 2021 in a tight US-only allocation, it was the distillery's first whiskey with a double-digit age statement in more than a century. The classic 80/12/8 mash, charcoal-mellowed, ten years in new charred oak, bottled at 97 proof (48.5% ABV).

The Elemental Distinction

  • The debut: Batch 1 opened Jack Daniel's Aged Series in September 2021 and restarted age statements at Lynchburg after a gap of more than a hundred years.
  • 97 proof (48.5% ABV) — the strength the 10-Year has held in every batch since.
  • The classic Jack Daniel's mash: 80% corn, 12% malted barley, 8% rye.
  • Charcoal-mellowed through ten feet of sugar maple before barreling — the Lincoln County Process that defines Tennessee whiskey — then ten years in new charred American white oak.
  • United States only, in a small allocation; international availability did not arrive until Batch 4.
  • Each batch in the series is a separate, numbered bottling — this page is bound to Batch 1 and nothing else.

Sensory Profile

Jack Daniel's publishes one standing note for the 10-Year expression — cooked apple and caramel with soft oak on the nose, rich molasses, chocolate and barrel spices on the palate, and an incredibly long, warm finish — and issued no separate note for Batch 1.

We print the expression note as the distillery states it rather than invent a batch-specific one.

Strategic Position

Batch 1 is the historical anchor of our charcoal-mellowed Tennessee shelf: the bottle that proved Lynchburg would put real age statements back on labels. Everything the Aged Series became — the 12-Year, the 14-Year, the batches counted on every neck — starts here. Its direct successor is the second batch, from March 2023, which turned a debut into a series.

Technical Specifications

Distillery Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee
Class Tennessee Whiskey (age-stated; Aged Series)
Age 10 years
Batch Batch 1
Proof / ABV 97 proof (48.5% ABV)
Mash bill 80% corn, 12% malted barley, 8% rye
Process Lincoln County Process (sugar-maple charcoal mellowing)
Maturation New charred American white oak
Release September 2021, US only
Region Tennessee, USA

Collector Note

The debut batch carries the story: first double-digit age statement from Lynchburg in over a century, and the opening entry of a series that now runs five batches deep. Debuts in a numbered series hold their place the way first vintages do — later batches may drink differently, but only one of them started it. Batch number is printed on the neck; confirm it before paying a debut premium, because the bottles look near-identical year to year.

Recommended Serving

Neat first, in a tulip glass — at 97 proof there is no heat to tame, and the point of the debut is to taste what a decade in Lynchburg wood actually did. A teaspoon of water loosens the oak if the pour feels tight. If you own a later batch, pour them side by side; the series was built for exactly that comparison.

Production Methodology

Batch 1 begins from Jack Daniel's classic mash of 80% corn, 12% malted barley and 8% rye. The new-make spirit is mellowed through ten feet of sugar-maple charcoal before it ever touches wood — the Lincoln County Process, the step that makes Tennessee whiskey its own category — then fills new charred American white oak and rests ten years at Lynchburg. Barrel position in the rickhouses drives the flow of whiskey into and out of the wood with the seasons, which is the character the age statement exists to capture. Bottled at 97 proof as the series' founding release.

Authentication & Vault Preservation

Every bottle sold through Midnight Whiskey is sourced as an authentic, sealed product and inspected before it ships. Orders are packed with padded, glass-rated handling and require an adult signature (21+) on delivery; we do not ship to anyone unable to verify legal drinking age. For our full sourcing and handling protocols, see our editorial and authentication standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What proof is Jack Daniel's 10 Year Batch 1?

Jack Daniel's 10-Year-Old Tennessee Whiskey Batch 1 was bottled at 97 proof, or 48.5% ABV — the strength the 10-Year has carried in every batch since. As a batched annual release, that figure is fixed for every bottle of Batch 1, and it sits as the gentlest proof in the Aged Series, below the 12-Year's 107.

When was Jack Daniel's 10 Year Batch 1 released?

Batch 1 launched in September 2021, in limited quantities in the United States only. It opened Jack Daniel's Aged Series, the annual run of age-stated releases that later added a 12-Year and then a 14-Year expression.

Why was Jack Daniel's 10 Year Batch 1 significant?

It was Jack Daniel's first whiskey with a double-digit age statement in more than a century — the distillery had not put a number like that on a label since the early 1900s. The 2021 debut restarted age statements at Lynchburg and set the template for the numbered annual batches that followed.

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