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Chicken Cock Old Glory Rye Whiskey
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Raise a Glass to Old Glory Rye!
Chicken Cock Old Glory Rye Whiskey is a revolutionary blend celebrating America's 250th anniversary. This unique concoction marries 70% Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey with 30% Laird's Bottled-in-Bond Apple Brandy, both aged for at least 4 years. Bottled at 100 Proof, it boasts a bright, textured profile with notes of orchard fruit, ginger, honey, clove, and baked red apple. It's a trailblazer in the whiskey world, rewriting the rules with every sip.
Chicken Cock, hailing from the heart of Kentucky, has been crafting spirits since the 1800s, when naming your whiskey 'Chicken Cock' was the height of sophistication. With a rich history and a knack for innovation, their master distiller ensures each bottle is a testament to quality and tradition. Known for their bold flavors and unique collaborations, Chicken Cock is as much about the journey as the destination.
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