Jack Daniel’s X McLaren 2023 Edition (1L)

Jack Daniel's X McLaren 2023 Edition (1L) — a limited collaboration bottle celebrating the official partnership between Jack Daniel's and the McLaren Formula 1 team, presenting Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey in a 1-liter format with F1-inspired packaging from the 2023 racing season.

Jack Daniel's became McLaren's official whiskey partner — a natural alignment between two brands built on precision, heritage, and performance. The 2023 Edition commemorates that partnership's first full F1 season with distinctive racing-themed packaging that makes it a collectible for motorsport enthusiasts and Jack Daniel's fans alike. The whiskey inside is Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey — the Lincoln County Process sour mash that has been made in Lynchburg, Tennessee since 1866. What changes is the 1-liter format and the packaging, which reflects the speed and precision of the McLaren F1 program.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Caramel, vanilla, and toasted oak with corn sweetness and the subtle charcoal character from the Lincoln County Process
• Palate: Smooth and approachable — caramel, brown sugar, vanilla, corn, and light wood spice
• Finish: Warm and medium with caramel and vanilla lingering cleanly

Specs

• Distillery: Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg, Tennessee (est. 1866)
• Style: Tennessee Whiskey (Lincoln County Process) — Old No. 7
• Collaboration: Jack Daniel's x McLaren Formula 1
• Edition: 2023
• ABV: 40% (80 Proof)
• Size: 1 Liter

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the whiskey inside different from regular Old No. 7? No — the McLaren collaboration bottle contains the same Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey. The collectible value is in the limited F1-themed packaging and 1-liter format.
• Is this a good gift for Formula 1 fans? Yes — the F1-themed packaging and the premium Tennessee Whiskey inside make it a natural gift for motorsport enthusiasts who also enjoy whiskey.
• What is the Lincoln County Process? Filtering new-make spirit through 10 feet of sugar maple charcoal before barrel entry — the step that legally distinguishes Tennessee Whiskey from bourbon. Jack Daniel's has used it since 1866.