Chicken Cock Whiskey

1792, no, the circa... 17, I want to say 1749, 1849, circa 1849, something like that.

That's Chickencock's Tasting Room.

And I had won the Chickencock Decanter, which has eight-year-old bourbon in it, which means it's Greg Schneider's.

And although Greg Schneider's no longer there, thank you, Walker, 1856.

Okay.

I don't know, but hey, that's, that's what they're gonna do there.

Well, his Chicken Cock Whiskey is celebrating a major milestone with two exclusive new releases set to debut, again, at the Kentucky Bourbon Festival.

To mark 170 years of whiskey history, the brand is releasing the 170th Anniversary Limited Edition Rooster Decanter.

That's right.

Nice.

But tonight we've got Will Woodington, the National Brand Ambassador and Director of Brand Engagement for Chicken Cock Whiskey.

Will, welcome to the

show.

As time went on, we then came to realize, well, they were looking to source some some wheat to Todd's point.

Yeah.

And so to some degree, they were using wheat in the production of chicken cock whiskey.

And that really implored us to look into developing and releasing our own weeded bourbon that you're trying right there.

It's showtime.

Oh, I love chicken cock.

I do.

I love it.

I don't know the exact, but not last year, but the year before, I got to interview Steve Nally in the tent at the media tent at Kentucky Bourbon Festival in And it was a treat to have him.

I've also had him on the podcast with Greg Schneider when we did the podcast when Greg was with Chicken Cock.

Steve is a super guy.

He reminds me of a... of a fox newscaster who's older that kind of went on the road this year and he was all over giving away an rv and steve has been traveling around the country also he's just a great guy and i'll throw that out there and walker just popped on and he's having some knob creek single barrel all right so we got a 16 out of 18.

know.

Woodford, Crown Royal, Chicken Cock, Mictors.

Chicken what? Chicken

Cock.