Brown-Forman Beverages Worldwide is introducing the third in its series of special bottlings commemorating the seven gold metals its Jack Daniel�s Tennessee Whiskey has won over its 134-year-old history.

This third special decanter commemorates the gold medal the brand won at the World Exposition in Ghent, Belgium, in 1913.

To complete its introduction in Europe this holiday season, Brown-Forman called upon Saxco International, Horsham, PA, to assist with all-important packaging aspects of the product. Saxco International supplied a liter square flint bottle with flutes through Consumers Glass of Montreal, Canada. The bottle was then silk screened with a decorative white and gold ceramic label by Serigraphie of Montreal.

Also, Saxco provided a reproduction of the actual gold medal which was gold plated and antiqued for added authenticity. The medal was then applied to the bottle. The unique package was finished off with an attractive octagon-shaped gold plastic cork stopped which was supplied through long-time Saxco supplier J.C. Ribeiro of Portugal.

"The new 1913 Jack Daniel�s decanter will be introduced in four European countries in time for the holidays," states Jim Murphy, vice president global marketing director for the Jack Daniel�s brand. Included will be France, Spain, Germany and Andorra.