Rye/George Dickel Column Still Leopold Bros Three Chamber 750 ml

George Dickel Column Still Leopold Bros Three Chamber 750 ml

Tennessee / Colorado, USA · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

This bottling is a collaboration between George Dickel, the Tennessee whiskey house behind Cascade Hollow, and Leopold Bros, the Colorado distillery that revived a nearly extinct three-chamber still design once common before Prohibition. The rye whiskey is distilled on Leopold Bros' three-chamber still — a slower, more flavorful process than a standard column still — then chill-mellowed through sugar maple charcoal using Dickel's traditional Lincoln County Process before bottling. The result bridges Tennessee whiskey technique with a rye mash bill and a distillation method almost nobody else uses anymore. This is a whiskey for serious rye and whiskey-history fans, not a casual mixer.

How to drink George Dickel x Leopold Bros Three Chamber Rye

Drink it neat to taste what the three-chamber still actually does to the spirit — this is a technique-driven release worth tasting on its own before you consider mixing it into anything.

Specs

Rye90 proof · Tennessee / Colorado, USA

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve this rye?

Drink it neat to taste what the three-chamber still actually does to the spirit before considering a mixer.

What makes this rye's production unusual?

It's distilled on Leopold Bros' three-chamber still, a nearly extinct pre-Prohibition still design, then chill-mellowed through sugar maple charcoal using George Dickel's traditional Lincoln County Process.

Who collaborated on this whiskey?

George Dickel, the Tennessee whiskey house behind Cascade Hollow, and Leopold Bros, the Colorado distillery that revived the three-chamber still.

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