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Welcome back, and this whiskey quickie, we're looking at King of Kentucky. All right. The King.

And this is, of course, we know it's a barrel-proof expression coming from Old Forrester. This is something

they revitalized a few years ago and got a little bit of data points on here. So let me,

let me get it for you. Oh, boy. Yeah, you love, I love data.

I love data.

So, King of Kentucky was established in 1881 as a Kentucky Strait bourbon whiskey, and

Brown Format acquired the brand back in 1936, and in 1940, it was conferred to a blended whiskey

until it was discontinued in 1968. And then 2018 is when they revived

the brand. Now, historically, this has only been available to Kentucky. However, with this year's

release, it will be in limited quantities and well in Illinois and Ohio. And the 2020 expression

will be 14 years old, of around 2,200 bottles, with an estimated SRP of $250.

Now...

Are these...

Did you say it's a blend?

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