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Kyrö x Game of Thrones 'Whisky of Fire' Rye Whisky (700mL)
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Unleash the Fire of Westeros in a Glass!
The Game of Thrones 'Whisky of Fire' Rye Whisky is a fiery tribute to the legendary series, crafted with 100% smoked malted rye. This Finnish marvel matures in ex-bourbon barrels before a dramatic finish in rum casks. With an alcohol level that commands respect, it delivers a symphony of flavors: light smoke, toasted rye, and spicy apple jam on the nose, followed by complex smoke, mineral notes, sweet grains, blackberry, and a whisper of menthol on the palate. A true testament to the fiery spirit of Westeros.
Born in a Finnish sauna, Kyrö Distillery Company embodies the spirit of adventure. Founded by five friends united over a love for rye, Kyrö is nestled in the rugged Finnish landscape, where rye thrives in abundance. From day one, the team has crafted every spirit exclusively from 100% Finnish whole-grain rye, a challenging but rewarding choice. Today, Kyrö produces innovative whiskies, gins, and liqueurs with unwavering passion and respect for their roots.
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