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Everybody, welcome back.

It's another whiskey quickie.

And today we're looking at the King of Kentucky.

I feel like I should bring out the trumpets and the like all the knights with their joust.

It's like Robin Hood when they come out.

All right. So this year is this sixth edition of it. And if you don't know much about the history of King of Kentucky or I've never heard of it,

this was established actually back in 1881 as a Kentucky straight bourbon, and Brown Forman acquired the brand back in 1936

from selected Kentucky distillers, but by 1940 it was converted into a blended whiskey until it was

discontinued in 1968. However, in 2018, Brown formed revived the label, paying homage to the

brand's past. And so this year's expression is a 16-year-old Kentucky Strait Bourbon. 51 barrels

came from one production date in July 19th of 2007, and all barrels were aged in Warehouse

G. This sample we have is 125.8 proof. Approximately only 3,800 bottles will

ever be produced and will be available with a suggested retail price of $300. Okay. Well, I mean,

that's probably fair for the price. Is it fair? This is more than fair. Yeah.

You're right.

It's more than fair.

This is more rare than Pappy 23.

That's true.

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