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Posted on
16 Dec 2009
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George Dickel is by far the smoothest "sippin' whisky" available. Leave the JD to the wannabes and the posseurs, this is the real deal.
Posted By: Dan, Rochester,MN
Posted on
09 Aug 2009
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I first obtained a bottle of George Dickel as a gift from a friend visiting the US in the early 80's.I now rely totally on The Whisky Exchange to supply me with this excellent Tennessee whisky.Why George Dickel dont market this great whisky more widely is a mystery.
Posted By: Michael, Belfast
Posted on
30 Nov 2008
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Had my first taste at huntin camp up in the u.p. of Michigan......Best Iv'e ever had....And brother, living up north in Norther Michigan in the winter, Iv'e had plenty...
Posted By: Gummy
Posted on
18 Nov 2008
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thanks for bringing this fullbodied smooth sipping whisky a MUST for any colection and tasting
Posted By: ays london
Posted on
05 Jul 2008
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Smooth enough. A sipping whisky with flavors of vanilla, spice, caramel, pipe tobacco, smoke, roasted nuts. Will mix with a few things like brown sugar, cream, coffee, tea, vanilla ice cream, but has a lot of flavor of its own to deal with. Best sipped by itself or with a splash of water. Worth trying.
Posted By: SBP
Posted on
22 Jun 2008
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An amazing dram--sweeter corn flavor and wonderfully smooth. JD can't even hold a candle to this lesser known gem!
Posted By: harry
Posted on
14 Feb 2008
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JD tastes much better than this crap. yuk!
Posted on
26 Jan 2008
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I couldn't put in words the flavours I tasted in George Dickel No.12 but there was something strange about it.Then I came across sombody else's tasting notes posted on the web. Vitamin C tablets was what I wasn't able to desribe in nose of this whisky.However, at 90 proof is the smoothest stuff from Uncle Sam.
Posted By: Mark Lemberg
Posted on
17 Aug 2007
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'There are only two brands of Tennessee whiskey: George Dickel and those other guys.' Officially the GD site states no export, so a big thanks to the WE team for obtaining a supply of this excellent sippin whiskey.
Posted By: James Lukaszewicz
Posted on
18 Feb 2007
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I was introduced to this Tennessee whisky by a colleague in Washington DC, and I can honestly say it's the nicest sour mash I ever drank. Smooth and rounded, with a lovely finish.
John MacKenzie
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