The inaugural Gold Medal Series bottle, the 1996 released Jack Daniel's 1904 Gold Medal Series Tennessee Whiskey is nothing short of impossible. Impossible in the sense that this whiskey is arguably one of the best ever produced anywhere in the world. The first gold medal ever received by Jack Daniel's was at the World’s Fair in St. Louis, Missouri in 1904, and this tribute is a worthy homage to such a significant piece of whiskey history.

The second bottle in the Gold Medal Series, the Jack Daniel's 1905 Gold Medal Series Tennessee Whiskey is no second best. A remarkable 90-proof whiskey released in 1997, the 1905 commemorates Jack Daniel's victory at The World Exposition of 1905 in Liege, Belgium - cementing the JD name in history.

In 1913 Jack Daniel's entered a whiskey competition in Ghent, Belgium where it won another gold medal. This 1998 release is testament to this achievement and is another 90-proof Tennessee Whiskey that exhibits the class and quality of the world's best-known producer of outstanding TN whiskey.

The 2001 precursor to the 1915 Gold Medal, the 1914 Gold Medal Series was also awarded in London and is a 90-proof Tennessee Whiskey made in the same vain as the 1914 whiskey that was awarded a Gold Medal at the Anglo-American Spirits Exposition.