During its production, George Dickel Rye benefits from filtration through maple charcoal beads, a process known as "Charcoal Mellowing." Distilled in Lawrenceburg, not in Kentucky but in Indiana, it consists of 95% rye and 5% malted barley. Softer than the average rye, it expresses notes of oily fruits (caramelized almonds and hazelnuts), spices (cinnamon and white pepper), salted butter caramel, and vanilla. The finish is woody and slightly bitter.
United States, Tennessee Rye Whiskey
100 cl, 45 %Vol
Style
Caramelized,
Fruity,
Spicy
Density
Fluid
Aroma
Almond,
Caramel,
Cinnamon,
Hazelnut,
Oak wood,
Vanilla,
White pepper
€75.50
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Characteristics
Product details:
Type / Subtype
Rye Whiskey
Brand / Distillery
MGP Distillery
Country/ Region
United States - Tennessee
Strengh
45 %Vol
Size
100cl
Peated
Unpeated
Packaging
None
Price range
De 60 à 100€
2485
The Distillery
Born in 1816, George A. Dickel was a prosperous merchant from Nashville, who decided to start making a whisky as smooth and mellow as possible. That is why he took a large share in the capital of the Cascade Hollow distillery when it opened in 1878. George A. Dickel was convinced that whisky (he kept the Scottish spelling, contrary to most American whiskeys) distilled during the winter months was the secret to achieving this result. And that is why George Dickel is still the only Tennessee Whisky to be cooled before carbon filtration. A technical process known as the "Lincoln County Process", which allowed the distillery to promote its whisky as being "as mellow as moonlight". During prohibition, the distillery shut down, but the whisky continued to be distilled for medicinal purposes at the Stitzel-Weller distillery. A new distillery was built in 1958 not far from the old one. The two classic versions of the series, N°8 and N°12, were first marketed in 1964.
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