Jack Daniel's Shuttle

Jack Daniel's Shuttle Services

Honky Tonk Party Shuttles invites you to take a distillery shuttle down to Lynchburg, Tennessee to experience a behind the scene's look at one of the world's number one selling spirit, Jack Daniel's Whiskey. This exclusive Jack Daniel's distillery shuttle is a destination-focused whiskey experience to learn the history and the process of how the World's most famous selling whiskey gets from the barrel to your bar. Each shuttle comes with transportation to and from the Jack Daniel's distillery.

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VISIT ONE OF AMERICA’S MOST CELEBRATED WHISKEY DISTILLERS

The Jack Daniels Distillery is located about 90 miles from Nashville in historic Lynchburg, Tennessee. Our Whiskey trail shuttle service is the best way to get from Nashville to Lynchburg, TN, and back. A term that has been southernly called the " Jack and Back Tour." Your Jack and Back shuttle service will last approximately 6-hours which includes roughly 3-hours of drive time giving you plenty of time to enjoy a guide tasting tour, explore Jack Daniel's property as well shopping and dining in beautiful downtown Lynchburg.

* Shuttle to Jack Daniel's only. Any tour or tasting is an extra charge and not included in the shuttle price.

YOUR VIP JACK DANIEL'S SHUTTLE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING

Transportation

Photo Opportunities

Distillery Tours

ABOUT JACK DANIEL'S DISTILLERIES

The distillery registered by Jack Daniel in 1876, the Jack Daniel's Distillery in Lynchburg, TN is the oldest registered distillery in the United States, celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2016. Ironically, the town of Lynchburg is a dry county and also the smallest county in Tennessee even though it's home to the Jack Daniel's Distillery. Beginning in 1884, Jack Daniel used his inheritance to start the distillery in what is known as the "Stillhouse Hollow." This location is called "THE SECRET INGREDIENT" to Jack Daniel's Whiskey, due to the natural limestone cave that provides mineral-rich, naturally filtered Tennessee spring water. In fact, the only way to legally call a whiskey "Tennessee Whiskey", is by using this limestone water source.