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Set back against the hills
opposite the distillery itself, The visitor center is made to resemble a country store, with a post office, dry goods, and general merchandise (all George Dickel branded items, of course). There used to be a small cafe included, but that is no longer here. We've seen many such "general stores" in our travels, and the Dickel Visitor Center captures the spirit very nicely. Except that this one is a lot cleaner than most |
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This is the side
entrance, which is the one you'll likely use if you're coming in from the parking lot area. |
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Displays include
examples of old bottles, advertising, and newspaper articles |
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This lamp is made from
the famous "powderhorn" bottle issued in 1964 to commemorate their first release in 27 years. |
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These are only a few of
the old jugs on display. The George A. Dickel Company was probably never the actual owner of the Cascade Distillery, but it was their sole distributor, at least of the "Cascade" brand |
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