Definition: Jack Daniels is a whiskey brand that was founded in 1985 by Charles Pennington. The company was originally called Jack Daniel's Distillery and became known as an American Whiskey brand after it began bottling its own Jack Daniels whiskey. The term 'Jack Daniels' comes from the name of Charles Pennington, who owned a distillery in Texas when he first started to produce his own whiskey. He named the product after himself because it was made with whiskey and tobacco but had no alcohol content. The exact definition of 'Jack Daniels' as a brand is not fully defined, but it seems to be a combination of both a brand name and a type of whiskey. It has a distinctive taste that can vary depending on where the brand is produced and how it's aged. There are also variations of the term 'Jack Daniels' such as Jack Daniel's American Whiskey (the original product), Jack Daniels Distillery, and Jack Daniel's American Bourbon (a bourbon made with the same spirit).
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