How It’s Made: Jack Daniel's Whiskey, Grapes Wine, Beer

Jack Daniel’s is more than a drink.
Old No. 7 began as a World’s Fair gold medal winner, and more than 150 years later, it still carries icon status. It became a symbol of independence and free spirits. The Rolling Stones drank it proudly. Frank Sinatra made it his signature. And yet, every drop still flows from a dry town with a single stoplight.
Each year, over a billion liters of whiskey, wine, and beer are shipped to 140 countries, all starting from places that look nothing like global supply hubs. Behind every bottle lies a quiet system of fermentation, filtration, aging, and timing measured in years, not minutes.
So how do grapes turn into wine, grain becomes beer, and charcoal-filtered whiskey from a small town end up on shelves around the world?
Captain Discovery steps inside the process to uncover how tradition, chemistry, and patience shape the drinks that shaped history.

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