On this page I will show you the 7 different Beer bottles that Jack Daniel's made a few years ago. They stopped brewing this beer because it didn't sell that good. Now, years later it is a real collectors item. Enjoy!

What we see on the picture above are all 7 bottles, some coasters, buttons, a smoke cookin'recipes book, a popcorn bag (the white bag at the right) and one Taphandle in the shape of Mr Jack himself (In the middle, clued on the back of an iron coaster).
There are 7 different tastes: Pilsner,Winter-Brew, Honey-Brown Ale, American Ale, Amber Lager, Summer-Brew and Pale-Ale.

Last News: There are 18 different beer bottles out there!
* On my vacation October 2000 in the US I saw 14 (!) different beer bottles. There is a "first run" of the Oak Aged Pilsner (this means only a gold colored label instead of the white and black printing on the label) and then there the "small label" bottles. These labels are 1/6" smaller than the normal big label. (set price of all 14 bottles was $ 500.00 !)
* Also there are some bottles made for California only. These bottles got a refund for the bottle. A little paper neckband around the neck says "5c cash return". A picture of one of this different bottles is a littel down this page.
* Another different bottle is this Black Label Amber lager bottle. It got a Gold cap instead of the black colored cap. Also no neckband.
* .... Yep, a 4th Black Labels Amber lager bottle... A Award Winning Bottle.
* .... Uh...I found a 5th Black Label Amber lager bottle... with a Greece language label .

Here are the close-up's from all regular 7 bottles, front and back.

Then there is the Error Summerbrew with the label upside down! From this beer bottle are estimated only 10 cases or 240 bottles made.

5 Different Amber Lager Beer bottles

The beer was for sale "only in a few eastern US states, here are two bottles with a refund ment for California...(CA)?? On the picture on the left you see 3 different Honey Brown ale bottles. Does this mean that there are 3 different bottles each taste?? I got two Refund bottles, a honey brown ale and a American Ale.

The cap on the bottle is not printed, only gold colored....

Dated on the side or not....

The 4th Amber Lager bottle, Award Celebration. The Brown-Forman Distillery Company ...Gone Country...to Country...to Country... Nashville, Tennessee July 17, 1995 (!!)

No.5 Amber Lager bottle. This is a bottle sold in Greece, Europe (the beer was good till Sept.1999 !). The bottle has a twist off cap.

Tap Handles

I got five different Taphandles in my collection. Also a very rare items. The most beautiful one is the one below. There are 7 plastic stickers included to put on the barrel in the middle so it can be used for a 7 different beers. It is very heavy! (the plate under the tap is glued so it can stand upright...). I do not know how many different beer taphandle there are. I have seen 7 so far, one is missing in my collection

Warning: Don't be fooled if you see a Honey Brown ale lucite taphandle like the one in the middle. This is a fake self made taphandle!

Below a picture of the two Amber lagerr taphandles. The 1866 classic taphandle is a real heavy one! I am still looking for the last one that is missing in my collection and that is the Ale taphandle. Its looks exact the same but only with the words Ale on it....

These are my 4th and 5th Beer Taphandle, the Pilsner and the American Ale. They are made from porcelain.

Beer coasters

With beer comes off course the beer coasters. there are a couple of them. here is an example:

Beer Glasses

There are three glasses made for this Beer. Only one was sold to the publick and that is this glass below. It's a nice , full colored glass. A very rare and wanted glass with a estimate value of over $ 15.00!

Beer Advertise material

On the first picture on this page you also see a round coaster with the words Amber Lager on it. There are 10 different round coasters. Front is the same, the back has different "questions" about the Jack Daniel's beer. One other Beer item I got is a recipe book (folder....) with some nice smoke recipes in it:

One very nice collector item is off course the Jack Daniel's Beer Neon light. There are 3 different Beer neons, I got the most beautiful one in my collection. During shipping the J was broken.... SO it wound light up. I WILL repair it !! It is a real nice peace of work. It is hanging in my kitchen and I look at it every morning and....smile!.

Some other Beer advertisements are these 6 big cartboard/plastic posters. These are in mind and unused condition!

This great cardboard board was send to me by my good friends, the Bakers from Lynchburg's Antiques & Collectibles store.

There was a promotion in the beginning when they introduced the beer in the US where you could get a brass opener/spin game.

Another nice promotion item is this deck of cards.

Beer Golfball?? Yep!

This is a Beer chart, a list where they sold the beer in the US. As you can see not in many states!

						Plastic cups No. 1. Gold and Black lettering on white cup. (large cup!)
	No. 2. Black Lettering on a clear plastic cup, on the back a picture of the Brewery. (small size)
					No. 3. Full color drawing of the brewery printed on a white plastic cup. (small size)

Looking for a Amber Lager label?? I still got some left....

Not only Amber Lager labels, but these are also never used (so without glue!)

Before we finish this great page I want to share with you this great item. It is my friend K.L. Jones Jr. greatest Beer item in his Jack Daniel's Collection and that is this "Beer Salesman Sample". It's a wooden box with 3 beer bottles and 3 bags of ingredients that where used to make the Jack Daniel's beer back then.

Here are some new close up pictures of the little bags. they are filled with wood, Caramel malt and two-row barley.