INFO Chanticleer celebrates the long time French-American friendship dating back to the 1700s and to Paris, Kentucky where Chicken Cock was founded in 1856. Sealed in a prohibition era collectible tin, this Kentucky Straight Bourbon finished in fine French
Chanticleer celebrates the long time French-American friendship dating back to the 1700s and to Paris, Kentucky where Chicken Cock was founded in 1856. Sealed in a prohibition era collectible tin, this Kentucky Straight Bourbon finished in fine French Cognac casks has vibrant notes of ripened peaches with tannic bursts of vanilla and cherry.
112 Proof (ABV 56%)
In 1856, James A. Miller built a distillery and started making Chicken Cock Whiskey in Paris, Kentucky. After his death, Miller left the business to a trusted distillery clerk, George G. White, who made Chicken Cock into the legend it became.
James A. Millers distilling roots.
Our original distillery is built.
Hardships strike.
First mention of the Chicken Cock Whiskey name.
Trademark infringement suit against Millers Gamecock in Boston.
Distillery fire does $30,000 in damages.
Chicken Cock Whiskey is sold.
Chicken Cock produced during Prohibition.
Chicken Cock made as a blended whiskey.
Chicken Cock fades away.
Crowing at the new dawn.
Collaborative Distilling Program & Bardstown Bourbon Company.
A new home in Bardstown, KY.
Vibrant notes of ripened peaches, delicate sweet cream, and succulent honey.
Tannic bursts of vanilla and cherry complimented by softened plums, candied dates, and banana flambe.
Hot caramelized sugar, melted butter, and fresh citrus zest.
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