Jack Daniel’s Bonded Triple Mash Bottled-In-Bond Blended Straight Whiskey

Jack Daniel’s Bonded Triple Mash Bottled-in-Bond Blended Straight Whiskey — the most complex expression in the Jack Daniel’s Bonded series, blending three distinct mash bills — Tennessee Whiskey, Tennessee Rye, and a third grain recipe — under the federal Bottled in Bond standard for a multi-grain expression at exactly 100 proof.

The Bonded Triple Mash takes Jack Daniel’s Bottled in Bond concept further than any other expression in the lineup: instead of applying the BiB standard to a single mash bill, it blends three different grain recipes — the classic Tennessee Whiskey mash (corn-dominant), the Tennessee Rye mash (70% rye), and a third mash bill — all produced in a single distilling season, aged in federally bonded warehouses, and blended at exactly 100 proof. The three mash bills create a flavor complexity that no single grain recipe can achieve: the sweetness of corn, the spice of rye, and the character of the third grain working together within the Lincoln County Process framework.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: A blend of the three mash bill characters — corn sweetness and vanilla from the Tennessee Whiskey component, rye spice and dried fruit from the rye, and the complexity that the third grain introduces
• Palate: The most layered and complex of the Bonded series — sweet corn, rye grain spice, vanilla, oak, and a multi-grain depth that shifts through the sip
• Finish: Medium-long and warming — the combined grain character fades to oak and a pleasant spice warmth at 100 proof

Specs

• Distillery: Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee (est. 1866)
• Style: Bottled in Bond Blended Straight Whiskey (Lincoln County Process)
• Mash Bills: Tennessee Whiskey (corn-dominant) + Tennessee Rye (70% rye) + Third mash bill
• ABV: 50% (100 Proof)
• Aged: Minimum 4 years, single season, single distillery
• Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Triple Mash? A blend of three different grain recipes — the corn-dominant Tennessee Whiskey mash bill, the 70% rye Tennessee Rye mash bill, and a third undisclosed grain recipe — all produced by Jack Daniel’s under the BiB standard and blended at 100 proof.
• How does Triple Mash differ from Bonded 100 Proof? Bonded 100 Proof uses the classic Tennessee Whiskey mash bill alone; Triple Mash blends three distinct mash bills for a significantly more complex and layered flavor profile.
• Is Triple Mash widely available? Less so than the standard Bonded — it occupies a more premium and complex position in the lineup, making Wooden Cork a reliable source for online purchase.