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Cameras and cell phones are permitted on tours however, use of these devices is restricted in certain areas of the tour.Bags include: backpacks, purses, and camera bags. Clutches, fanny packs, and wallets are allowed. If you require such modifications, aids or services, or an accessible distillery tour experience we encourage you to notify the Distillery at (931) 759-6357 at the earliest possible time. We are able to accommodate requests for reasonable modification or auxiliary aids and services for disabled visitors.

However, strollers are not permitted on tours. When arranging transportation to Lynchburg, please plan your return trip with your service provider prior to your visit. Most folks who visit rent a car or charter a taxi for the day. The Jack Daniel Distillery does not offer transportation to the Distillery from other locations.Book online to secure your preferred time. Peaks can occur during weekends (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) as well as all major holidays. Wait time between tours can vary, especially during visitation peaks.Tours are partly outdoors and involve walking and stairs.To accommodate production demands, maintenance and repairs your tour path may be altered or your experience may be slightly delayed.

You may experience temperature fluctuations and strong odors during your visit.

The Jack Daniel Distillery is a working distillery.

Please read individual tour descriptions thoroughly to understand these restrictions.

All ages are welcome however, restrictions do apply.

We encourage you to take your time and explore all the sights of Lynchburg. And, while the Distillery may be the main attraction here, you don’t want to miss other local favorites like lunch at Miss Mary Bobo’s and a trip to the Lynchburg Hardware & General Store. Even though it’s home to the Distillery, it’s a dry county and has been ever since Prohibition. The town of Lynchburg is the seat of Moore County, one of the smallest counties in Tennessee. Visit Jack Daniel’s Distillery for a tour with one of our guides that will share the history of our whiskey. You’ll probably hear an interesting story or two about Mr.