George Dickel Bottled in Bond Tennessee Whisky

George Dickel Bottled in Bond won Whisky Advocate's Whisky of the Year in 2019 as a $36 thirteen-year-old — the release that made the industry take Nicole Austin's Cascade Hollow seriously. Austin, the former Kings County distiller, took over Dickel in Tullahoma, Tennessee in 2018 and went looking through the warehouses for the oldest barrels nobody had bottled; the first Bottled in Bond was thirteen-year whisky from a single 2005 distilling season at 100 proof, and the series has continued with new seasons each release. It's Dickel's 84% corn, 8% rye, 8% malted barley mashbill, chill-charcoal mellowed through the Lincoln County process, aged in new charred oak in Cascade Hollow's single-story warehouses, and bottled per the 1897 act — one distillery, one season, at least four years, exactly 100 proof; check your bottle for the season. The Whiskey Shelf on the 13-year: honey, maple syrup, crème brûlée, and vanilla custard with dried grass, oak, mint, and Dickel's mineral note on the nose; grassy caramel and maple with corn, oak, cinnamon, and the rye's honeyed fennel on a creamy palate; and a finish of sweet corn, honey, vanilla, and oak tannin fading into mint. Honest note: one of the best value aged whiskeys in America — thirteen years at 100 proof for the price of a six-year Kentucky bottle — and the Dickel that converted the people who thought Tennessee whisky was all Jack. Neat, in a Glencairn. Dickel, bonded.

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