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Chicken Cock Unveils 'Private Cask' for Bourbon Heritage Month

Chicken Cock Whiskey is releasing 15 barrels of ‘Private Cask’ in the spirit of National Bourbon Heritage Month. Led by Master Distiller Gregg Snyder, the Chicken Cock ‘Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey’ has been aged for seven years and bottled to celebrate Chicken Cock Whiskey’s rich heritage as one of Prohibition’s most iconic speakeasies.

Fast forward to the present day and the group has debuted its signature ‘Kentucky Straight Bourbon’ and ‘Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey,’ both produced in collaboration with the ‘Bardstown Bourbon Company’ as part of its joint distilling initiative.

"We’re thrilled to launch one of our most limited-release whiskeys in the birthplace of bourbon during National Bourbon Heritage Month," said Matti Anttila, founder of Grain & Barrel Spirits, owner of Chicken Cock.

Select merchants from eight US states will distribute Chicken Cock's ‘Private Cask.’
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1. Heritage-inspired Cask Bourbons - Opportunity for distilleries to create limited-edition, aged bourbons that pay homage to bourbon heritage and attract collectors.
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3. Limited-release Whiskeys - Creating scarcity through limited releases of aged and unique whiskeys, leading to higher demand and potential for increased profit margins.
Industry Implications
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2. Beverage Distributors - Opportunities to distribute and market limited-release bourbons to collectors and enthusiasts, and create a sense of scarcity that drives demand and supports higher price points.
3. Hospitality Industry - Opportunities to feature and promote exclusive and limited-release bourbons to attract whiskey enthusiasts and provide a unique experience for customers.

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