Reply To: Single Malt Scotch

cholentkugelkishke,

how do you know what they are aged in? a leading kashrus agency says to read the label and see what is says. There is nothing on the label of GlenLivet 12 or 18 about aging in sherried oak barrels. The Company was very forthcoming with the information.

The point is, if it doesn’t have a hechsher, we shouldn’t drink it, no matter what the label does or does not say.

________

here is a response that I received to the same question from an American Whisky:

Dear Mr. mdlevine,

Thank you for taking time to contact George Dickel. Your feedback is important to us.

We value loyal consumers such as yourself and we appreciate your enthusiasm. If there is anything else we

could help you with now or in the future, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Please be advised that at this time we cannot guarantee that George Dickel does not come in contact with those products. George Dickel is not Kosher certified.

Once again, thank you for contacting George Dickel.

Sincerely,

C. G.

George Dickel Consumer Representative

Enjoy George Dickel Tennessee Whisky Responsibly