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King of Kentucky Arrives for the Fall, Poured at Full Strength

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King of Kentucky has been released for the season. Each bottle is drawn from one cask, and the whiskey goes into the glass at the strength it came out of the wood, with nothing done to soften it. At a pour like that, the first sip is best taken slowly, and a little water at the table is worth having nearby.

With reporting from Robb Report Dining.

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