George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008
Experience the Essence of Distinction with George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008
Step into the world of exceptional whiskey with the award-winning George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008. Crafted with care in the heart of Tennessee, this American whiskey has garnered prestigious accolades, including:
- “Whisky of the Year” from Whisky Advocate
- Top-rated American Whiskey of 2019 by Wine Enthusiast
Unforgettable Flavor Profile
Indulge your senses with the tantalizing aromas that greet you upon opening the bottle:
- Pecan
- Maple Syrup
- Dried Apple
The journey doesn’t stop there; each sip unveils a rich finish accompanied by oaky warmth, making it an extraordinary choice for both seasoned aficionados and newcomers alike.
Product Details
- Brand: George Dickel
- Country: United States
- State: Tennessee
- Spirits Type: American Whiskey
- Alcohol by Volume (ABV): 50%
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