Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. (George Dickel Distillery)

Had a nice one-on-one tour with Jake at the facility. The grounds are very nice and the distillery is well laid-out. The tour itself was informative and Jake did a good job at going through the process and highlighting what made their whiskey unique. Flight at the end was nice as well.

What a great afternoon and such a better experience than that other one up the road. Our tour guide was amazing (unfortunately forgot his name) on Sunday 4/27. He led a very fun informational tour. The tasting was great and he provided some interesting insights on the different types. Had a lot of fun hanging out on the grounds afterwards on a beautiful day.

Absolutely a must to visit if you are planning a Tennessee whiskey tour. The drive is lovely from Nashville, and upon arrival we were greeted by a pleasant team. Our guide Jake was also so knowledgeable and open to address all of our questions, teaching us about the history of the area and the distillery. Our tour ended in a tasting which was also wonderful. This is one of the only distilleries that has an open burn for their sugar maple, which was a cool and fun fact. The store offerings were also high quality.

Beautiful grounds, quaint building, nice merch. Did the $30 tasting, which honestly seemed a but pricey considering they weren't full pours. There was also a $12 tasting option though we didn't do that one. Was a rainy Sunday afternoon, so it was really quiet.

Nice place to visit and tour. Bobby was our tour guide and he was great! Pay for the premium Tasting room experience, and it is definitely worth the extra $$.

Been here 1x. Our group of five very much enjoyed the single barrel experience (~$160pp) which included ~1 hour tour + taste through three 15-year barrels and one 17-year blend; afterward, pick your favorite of the three barrels and take that one home (~$80 value). Bobby did an excellent job as our tour guide: he was knowledgeable, informative and humorous (Larry the tour guide was also fun to talk to). He also knew the tasting bourbons well and let us taste through them ourselves to form our own opinions before offering his own takes—I think we all appreciated that format. Highly recommend this experience as George Dickel is an excellent bourbon.

Cascade hollow is small distillery in the middle of serene valley of Tennessee. They are known for producing Dickel Whisky. We got in the last tour of the day and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. They shown us the facility and we got to taste multiple whiskies. The standout whiskies are the 18-years, Dickel barrel selected, and nickel & Leopold collab blend. It’s amazing to see how big of the rickhouses they have just over the ridge. This place is full of history that has great products to back it up. We met David who spend most of his life working at distillery, he represents the American dream. He’s very proud of the company and what they stand for. I’m glad to support this company.

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit this past weekend. Beautiful facility, and our tour guide was happy to answer all of our questions. Tasted some good whiskey too!