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George Dickel Tennessee Whisky — No. 8, No. 12 & 13 Year Bottled in Bond Allocations

George Dickel, distilled in Tullahoma, Tennessee, is Jack Daniel's chief rival in the Lincoln County Process — sugar-maple charcoal mellowing before barreling — but chills its whisky before filtering, a practice founder George Dickel believed produced a smoother spirit. No. 8 and No. 12 anchor the everyday range, while the Bottled-in-Bond release brings a rare 13-year age statement at a robust 100 proof.

Last updated: August 2026

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Charcoal Mellowed90 ProofGeorge Dickel No. 12 Tennessee Whisky
Tennessee Whiskey750ml
George Dickel No. 12 Tennessee Whisky

A higher-proof Tennessee whisky, charcoal-mellowed before barreling in the Dickel tradition.

Cask: New Charred OakNo Age Statement
$24
$22 with Crypto
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Charcoal Mellowed80 ProofGeorge Dickel No. 8 Tennessee Whisky
Tennessee Whiskey750ml
George Dickel No. 8 Tennessee Whisky

The standard Dickel expression, gentle and approachable at 80 proof.

Cask: New Charred OakNo Age Statement
$21
$19 with Crypto
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Bonded Tennessee Rarity100 ProofGeorge Dickel Bottled in Bond Tennessee Whisky
Tennessee Whiskey750ml
George Dickel Bottled in Bond Tennessee Whisky

A federally bonded Tennessee whisky aged well past the legal minimum.

Cask: Corn, rye, and malted barley mash, charcoal mellowed13 Years
$42.99
$39 with Crypto
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Charcoal Mellowed90 ProofGeorge Dickel Rye
Rye Whiskey750ml
George Dickel Rye

George Dickel's core rye expression, chill-mellowed through sugar maple charcoal like the brand's Tennessee whisky.

Cask: New Charred American Oak, Charcoal MellowedNo Age Statement
$26.99
$24 with Crypto
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George Dickel — Frequently Asked Questions

No. 8 is bottled at a softer 80 proof for an easy, approachable sip, while No. 12 is bottled at 90 proof for a fuller-bodied, slightly bolder character. Both go through the same charcoal-mellowing process — the difference comes down to proof and barrel selection.