We toured on a Saturday , early afternoon. There were a lot of people visiting, but we picked up our tour number and didn't have to wait very long. We enjoyed the tour--although we are non-drinkers, it was very informative and our tour guide, Travis, was great--really knowledgable about the process and was very funny. I guess I had forgotten... more

We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Having been on many winery tours, we thought this would be your typical "schlepp through with 100 other people". No way! It was the most organized tour attraction we've ever been through. Others have described the routine, so I won't repeat here. But it's hard to believe Jack Daniels does this so well and FOR... more

It is a great place to visit, whether you drink Jack or not. It is a piece of history and Americana. The tour was a lot of fun and we enjoyed walking around the town square. more

Not only was this tour amazing...but it was free too! When you first enter (parking is free), you walk up to the information desk and they give you a tour number. We all signed the registry and walked around the lobby (which is filled w/memorbillia) for about 10 minutes. There is a lot of walking on this tour, but the... more

My husband and I took the first tour on Sat. AM before Easter. Staff was sooo nice and informative. Marge was a hoot. The tour was long but I could have toured longer. Less going on since it was the weekend and a holiday. I don't drink Jack, but I wanted to after that tour. Too bad you can't. We... more

Been on a couple brewery tours so decided to take this tour when we were in the area. Actually had a bit of a tough time finding it, but the tour was informative. Learned alot of info and bought some cool gifts. Tour is interesting for people of all ages (except probably of course <10-12). Only thing that was disappointing... more

We went on the distillery tour on Dec. 11, 2007. It was fun & informative. Too bad you can't drink any Jack. We did buy commemorative bottles. The town of Lynchburg itself was interesting. I could have spent the whole day browsing the shops but we were on a time limit. more

Neat tour. Its free. The smell of the grains, process, and the final distinct smell of JD is what I enjoyed the most. The tour guides didn’t sound so recited, but rather good ole’ boys telling it like it is. As a result, one could walk away and realized they learned something. The town of Lynchburg is quaint. It seems... more

This was a very exciting and informative tour. I will be back!! more