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Whiskey Review: George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008

We review George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008 Aged 13 Years, the latest in the popular bottled in bond series from Cascade Hollow out of Tennessee.

OVERALL RATING

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George Dickel Bottled in Bond Fall 2008 Aged 13 Years

Tasting Notes

About:

Aged 13 years. 100 proof. Priced at roughly $45.
Appearance:
Rich amber color, darker towards the center with a medium body.
Nose:
Cherry cola with a background of woody aromas.
Palate:
Classic bourbon notes on the sweeter side of the spectrum. Cherry, vanilla, and a dash of black pepper for good measure with strongly represented caramelized, pecan pie sugar that outlasts the rest on the palate.
Finish:
Comments:
Simultaneously excellent and unpretentious, at the suggested retail price of $45 this venerably aged bottle is a no brainer. Pick this up if you see it at your favorite liquor store and if they don’t carry it ask them why not. This is a Tim Duncan of a whiskey– so fundamentally sound it’ll blow your mind. It’s a phenomenal sipping whiskey and the balanced, well defined, flavors make it exactly the sort of thing to serve to guests or the perfect backbone for classic cocktails.

Editor’s Note: This whiskey was either bought as a sample by The Whiskey Wash or provided to us as a review sample by the party behind it. Per our editorial policies, this in no way influenced the outcome of this review.

Jacob Wirt

Jacob Wirt, whose past lives as a cook and cultural studies researcher, continues to shape his deep appreciation for fermented grain beverages. His understanding extends beyond the mere enjoyment of the drink; he recognizes the knowledge, labor, and rich history behind every glass. With a passion for homebrewing beer, Wirt finds a similar fascination in whiskey, exploring how techniques, ingredients, and nuanced variables create the distinctive character of each expression.

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