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George Dickel #8 Whiskey
George Dickel is the only major American whiskey brand to have been based in both Kentucky and Tennessee during its history. Founded in the 19th century in Tennessee, Dickel moved its operations north to Kentucky in 1910 because of Tennessee's enactment of prohibition, finally returning to Tennessee in 1958.
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
George Dickel is the only major American whiskey brand to have been based in both Kentucky and Tennessee during its history. Founded in the 19th century in Tennessee, Dickel moved its operations north to Kentucky in 1910 because of Tennessee's enactment of prohibition, finally returning to Tennessee in 1958.
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
$26.99
George Dickel #8 Whiskey—
$26.99
Description
George Dickel is the only major American whiskey brand to have been based in both Kentucky and Tennessee during its history. Founded in the 19th century in Tennessee, Dickel moved its operations north to Kentucky in 1910 because of Tennessee's enactment of prohibition, finally returning to Tennessee in 1958.
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
The nose has light caramel, honey, and wood notes. There's a pleasant sweetness on the palate with spice, caramel, honey, and fruity notes, as well as a distinct woodiness. Finishes smoky and spicy with additional maple and buttered corn notes.
Cheers, and enjoy this whiskey!
