Jack Daniel's Office — Attraction in Lynchburg, Moore County

As a Squire, I am offered to buy from the online "Squire store"...recently, I tried to purchase a barrelhead with my screename, lot number, etc.... I am saddened to say, they are choosing to violate my 1st Amendment rights and are not allowing me to use my "screename". As a U.S. Army Veteran, this disheartens me that they choose to violate my 1st Amendment rights. As quoted by the e-mail I recently received from them..."Unfortunately, we don't feel that the name that you provided for your customization is appropriate"... I realize my screename is not something everybody endears, but nowhere on the website, or anywhere else did I see where they would censore or reject submitted names/screenames. To add, only people who I invite to my home would be able to see the barrelhead. (save for the individual actually burning my request into the barrellhead, and whoever would be responsible for packaging for shipment). I have a large collection I am considering to "liquidate". (excuse the bad pun)...I will not and can not, any longer in good conscience monetarily support Jack Daniel's...

Jack Daniels spent most of his time in his office. They preserved every part of his office as it is.

Back in the time, Jack came early in the morning and was unable to open his iron vault inside his office. Out of frustration, he kicked his leg to the vault only to get a wound on one of his toe. Later that wound became gangrene and caused his death through septicemia. He they gave all his legacy to his favorite nephew...

Our tour guide Ben was great. Informative , entertaining and educational. A great representative of an American institution. One of the best tours we have taken over the many years of traveling....and were not whiskey drinkers. Well worth the time to tour and visit a great American small town. Extremely friendly people everywhere...reminds you of why we love...