Just a question also, but my wife has the belle of lincoln (box, unopened and sealed) labelled #1 and I see somebody else has #1. Does that just mean it is from the 1st run? She bought back in 1981 in Scottsdale Arizona.
- Jeff, 28th Nov '11
I've had one of these unopened bottles for years. It's very nice, but I never thought much about it. I just checked, and it is from bottling #1.
- anonymous, 14th Jun '11
My Father in law has bottle #3.
- anonymous, 12th Jun '11
We have bottle 8 with all the original packaging.
- anonymous, 22nd Jan '11
I have #2 at my grandparents house. My uncle got it back in the day when he work at a grocery store in a town out side of Baton Rouge.
- Martin, 15th Dec '10
hey i have one of these at home boxed, sealed ,bottling No.13. if theyre worth that much i might have to sell it
- p.j.don, 5th Oct '09
Could someone clarify one thing for me, the actual whiskey inside the bottle is still Old No. 7 albeit matured and with a slightly higher proof, correct?Essentially the only difference is the styling and age of the bottle?
- Sion, 22nd Aug '09
I have #10. I am now a Jack Daniels man...the flavor is so amazing and very smooth but not mellow.
- iR, 19th Aug '09
its only ever nice with rocks, music and women
- jnzy, 14th Mar '09
Mark & B, you seem very knowledgeable and wise, please can you tell me where the shop is that sells this very rare bottle for £150-180. Or maybe you're talking cr@p. In the UK this bottle was £300 five years ago. I have looked everywhere and this is the cheapest I can find it.
- anonymous, 1st Sep '08
I wouldnt drink it..I would just sit back and drink a glass of regular JcD,while looking at that beautiful bottle,
- anonymous, 5th Apr '08
well said B, i was thinking more along the lines of ?150.?
- mark, 15th Mar '08
Way to expensive, no box either. Should be £180 tops.
- B, 14th Mar '08
Well we could all just sit down and drink of the bottle its more fresh that way!!! :)
- anonymous, 25th Feb '08
The JD in Belle of Lincoln Bottles, such as this, is normally bottled with a slightly higher proof when compared to regular JD Black Label. I only drink Gentleman Jack normally, and would not think of mixing it with anything other than ice cubes.
- Squire Moon, 27th Dec '07
just drink the nectar
- jogon, 29th Nov '07
this is quite a find... my father got me onto this, and let me tell you i surprise the gentlemen at the bar when i order this to drink!!!!
- anonymous, 28th Oct '07
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