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Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey Barrel Charred Bentwood Ring With Copper Fly Fishing Line Inlay - Art and Soule
Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey Barrel Charred Bentwood Ring With Copper Fly Fishing Line Inlay - Art and Soule

Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey Barrel Charred Bentwood Ring With Copper Fly Fishing Line Inlay

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$114.99

We've sold hundreds of our immensely popular Jack Daniels bentwood ring. We're extremely proud to offer that same ring with a wonderful inlay of copper fly fishing wire.

The Ring

The basis of this ring is our revolutionary Jack Daniels bentwood ring. We are the only artists making a bentwood whiskey barrel ring. Using the same bending, charring, and finishing techniques used on the original ring, we take things a step further and add an inlay of copper fly fishing wire.

The Wood

The wood for this ring is reclaimed from authentic Jack Daniels whiskey barrels. The distillery uses each barrel for 7 years. Each barrel sees one batch of whiskey and is then retired and made available to artists such are ourselves. A certificate of authenticity is included with each order.

The Charring

We have a special chemical process that we use for our charring. You can read about its superiority in the listing for our original Jack Daniels bentwood ring.

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Two Years Worth Of Efforts And Experiments

Brought These Three Key Differences

Bentwood Design

We are the only artists making a fully bentwood ring with Jack Daniels whiskey barrel wood. The bentwood method is the strongest way to make a wood ring.

Chemical Charring

Whiskey barrels are charred with fire as part of the aging process. Artists like to mimic this look on whiskey barrel rings by charring the rings with fire. The problem is fire weakens wood. We use a chemical process to char our rings. The process doesn't weaken the wood, and it's permanent.

Unique Each Time

With our process, no two rings ever look completely the same. Each will have its own unique grain pattern and charring pattern. Every ring is a one-of-a-kind!