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One of the things I really look forward to on the whiskey calendar is the annual release of George Dickel distiller Nicole Austinâs pick for their 100 proof Bottled-in-Bond offering. This yearâs choice is a 13-year-old Tennessee whiskey from the spring distilling season of 2007. As the Bottled in Bond category continues to grow and more distilleries are experimenting with the style, I m excited to add our first Spring vintage to the George Dickel s Bottled in Bond series, said Nicole Austin in a prepared statement.
In a supreme act of restraint, Iâve managed to save a little bit of the first two years of BiB squirreled away in the back of my home bar, so I thought Iâd taste back through history again while I sampled the newest offering. (The sacrifices I make for you people!)
Newest Orphan Barrel Whiskey A 16 Year Old Offering Heralding From Tennessee
Newest Orphan Barrel Whiskey A 16 Year Old Offering Heralding From Tennessee
Diageo’s Orphan Barrel whiskey series, as we’ve seen over the years, is all about moving older barrels of brown spirit sitting around various aging warehouses in the spirit giant’s vast booze empire. Back in 2016 this took the form of Whoop & Holler, a 28 year old Tennessee whiskey drawn from George Dickel stock that left a fair amount to be desired when we reviewed it. Now a new bottling is out, known as Copper Tongue, that aims to hopefully provide a better tasting experience.
Today You Can Celebrate International Tennessee Whiskey Day
Today You Can Celebrate International Tennessee Whiskey Day
Today, the world will celebrate “International Tennessee Whiskey Day” thanks to a resolution adopted this month by the Tennessee General Assembly.
Historically, the date signifies the state’s repeal of the ban on manufacturing alcoholic beverages in Tennessee on May 21, 1937.
“This General Assembly wishes to celebrate and acknowledge the many contributions of our state’s renowned distilling industry, its people, and products that help fuel Tennessee’s economy, and our culture and status as the world’s only producer of Tennessee whiskey,” said Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton in his resolution.