Updated July 2026
Jack Daniel’s Bonded is Tennessee whiskey bottled-in-bond at 100 proof / 50% ABV. That is a legal class (27 CFR 5.88): one DSP, one season, at least four years, 100 proof. It is not Triple Mash. Triple Mash is a blended straight whiskey at 50% with a different rule set. Hub: Jack Daniel’s.
| Size | ABV | Style | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| 700 mL on 2024 catalog; confirm US fill | 50% / 100 proof | Tennessee whiskey, bottled-in-bond | United States — Tennessee |
What the bottle actually is
The June 2024 catalog listed 700 mL — a common export fill. US bonded Jack often shows up as 750 mL or 1 L. We will not invent the fill in your store. Strength is the lock: 100 proof. A 1.5-ounce pour is 1.25 standard drinks.
Do not collapse this page into Triple Mash. Magazine vs-guide: Bonded vs Triple Mash. E.H. Taylor Small Batch is also 100-proof straight whiskey and is not BiB by itself; that lock lives on the EHT pages, not here.
Lab notes
Nose: caramel, rich oak, spice. Palate: bigger than black label — dark brown sugar, cooked fruit, seared oak. Finish: lingering, a hint of smoke in the house brief. Rewritten, not pasted. This is the Jack you pour when Old No. 7 tastes too light, not a different grain bill we will invent.
Related: Old No. 7 · Jack proofs · what 100 proof means.