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Hey, everyone, we're back with another whiskey quickie and some more things that I'm learning about.

But this one is chicken cocks double-oaked.

There's kind of a cool, fun, interesting thing behind there.

But I'm an idiot.

For the whole longest time, we've been

getting these chicken cock bottles and I'm like, why do they keep putting this metal cap on it?

And then Ryan goes, because you can drink out of it? I'm like, dang it.

Brilliant Kenny. I don't know why I didn't see that the entire time. It's like,

what I'm dealing with. It's like, it's right there. It's, you don't even have to bring a glass with you or a plastic cup. It's just, it comes with the bottle.

Yeah, it's nice. Smart marketing there. It is. So this special release was created in response to

the increasing consumer demand for double-oaked whiskey, which according to Nielsen is growing at

18% compared to the overall whiskey category.

And double oak was bottled in a Prohibition era, chicken cock replica apothecary style at 92 Pruth,

including the shock glass that it comes with it.

It is a combination of two distinct barrel finishes, seven-year-old Kentucky bourbon, or sorry, Kentucky whiskey,

which was then aged and used barrels, and then transferred into new white American oak barrels,

which were then placed on the top floor of the Rick houses at Bart St. Bourbon Company

during one of the hottest Kentucky summers on record, which is perfect for, of course, aging whiskey.

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