Chattanooga Whiskey announced its latest expansion into the state of North Carolina. With the addition of North Carolina, products are now available in 17  contiguous states. 

This announcement comes as the distillery marks nearly 10 years since the opening of its Experimental Whiskey distillery after fighting the law to bring distilling back to Chattanooga for the first  time in 100 years.

The company’s signature Tennessee High Malt recipes, 91 and Cask 111, will be available on North Carolina shelves this September.  

Tennessee High Malt is the brand’s malt-forward approach to whiskey, made from a variety of at least 25% specialty malted grains. Each mash bill – or blend of mash bills – is crafted to highlight the depth and complexity of the ingredients through each step of the process. 

“We are very proud of what we’ve accomplished over the past 10 years, and we are excited to finally bring Chattanooga Whiskey to our next door neighbors in North Carolina,” Founder and CEO Tim Piersant said in a news release. “We get quite a few visitors to our Experimental  Distillery from the Tar Heel State, and we can finally let them know where to grab a bottle closer to home.” 

Republic National Distribution Company will be the distribution partner. Chattanooga Whiskey is available on shelves in select states (AL, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, LA, NC, OH, OK, SC, TN,  TX, and WI). Limited quantities are also available online at Seelbachs.com for shipping to select states. 

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About Chattanooga Whiskey

Starting in 2011, Chattanooga Whiskey challenged the laws and won the right to distill whiskey in Chattanooga for the first time in 100 years. The Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Distillery hosts over 50,000 visitors per year and serves to  push the boundaries of craft whiskey. The Riverfront Distillery is the production home to Chattanooga Whiskey’s signature expressions, Whiskey 91, Cask 111 and 99 Rye, as well as their Bottled in Bond Vintage  Series and Barrel Finishing Series.  

For more information, visit http://www.chattanoogawhiskey.com.