Separate distillation from subsequent treatment and brand address; preserve the internal geographic inconsistency.
A product profile separates original production and aging from later processing and consumer-facing brand identity. The named relationships are the authors' 2014 account.
The 2014 Dickel Rye profile attributes distillation to Lawrenceburg, Indiana, followed by transport to Tennessee for charcoal treatment; its ORIGIN field nevertheless says Tennessee.
“George Dickel Rye Whisky” — Summary
“George Dickel Rye Whisky” — Summary
Fresh full-source review2026-09-29: PDF sheets228–229 (internal coordinates; use existing named profile as reader locator). Verified means faithful attribution to the supplied2014 book, not independent truth or current product verification. Separate distillation from subsequent treatment and brand address; preserve the internal geographic inconsistency.
Verified paraphrase from The North American Whiskey Guide from Behind the Bar, “George Dickel Rye Whisky” — Summary.
Evidence
Reader locator: “George Dickel Rye Whisky” — Summary
The exact paraphrase is stored in Excerpt Text. The profile separates Lawrenceburg production and aging from later Dickel chilled charcoal mellowing and identifies other labels using the same distillery.
Context
This is the authors' 2014 product description. It supports a historical provenance relationship and a finishing distinction, not a current sourcing claim.
Annotation
The passage directly supports both halves of CLM-43: one production source can serve several labels, while later processing can make a finished expression meaningfully different.