But along with the innovations comes some big nods to the past, including the return of the age statement. Jack Daniel’s released its first age-statement whiskey in more than a century back in 2021.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday delved into the complexities of federal trademark law in a case concerning a poop-themed dog toy that resembles a Jack Daniel’s bottle, at times erupting into ...

The US Supreme Court took a bite at a case Wednesday where Jack Daniel’s believes a dog toy that parodied the famed whiskey bottle infringed on their trademark.

The Jack Daniel’s Aged Series shows how misguided that assumption is. In my estimation, the 10-year-old expression holds so much more sophistication and layered depth than its 12-year-old sibling.

Jack Daniel's just released a new 14-year-old Tennessee whiskey, the brand's oldest age statement since the early 1900s.

Jack Daniel, the man, fostered inclusion in an improbable time and place: the post-Civil War South.

Lawyers for Jack Daniel's and Phoenix-based dog toy manufacturer VIP Products argued the case before the high court on Wednesday.

He also questioned whether any "reasonable person" could think Jack Daniel's had approved the use of the mark for a poop-themed toy.

Given Jack Daniel's export prowess, it was no surprise that U.S. Trade Ambassador Michael Froman addressed local distillers while in Nashville promoting the Trans Pacific Partnership.

Jack Daniel's is a famous whiskey brand, but Daniel didn’t create the method for distilling Tennessee whiskey. He learned it from a formerly enslaved man named Nearest Green.