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Prohibition Liquor Co unveils first ever Single Malt Whiskey

Years in the making, this limited release whisky showcases the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and dedication to producing exceptional spirits.

Prohibition Liquor Co. has officially released the first edition of its highly anticipated Single Malt Whisky.

Years in the making, this limited release whisky showcases the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and dedication to producing exceptional spirits.

Prohibition’s Single Malt Whisky is a testament to the art of maturation and patience. Crafted with the highest quality local malted barley, it has undergone a meticulous process of double distillation in a small batch copper pot still.

The whisky was then aged in carefully selected casks, chosen for their unique character, provenance, and exceptional flavour expressions.

It offers a harmonious blend of flavors, including luscious toffee, white pepper, and dried peach, interplayed with notes of shortbread, apple pie, and Manuka honey. Its complexity, balance, and confidence make it a truly exceptional spirit.

The Prohibition Single Malt Whisky comes packaged in bespoke, premium presentation boxes, showcasing the exquisite attention to detail synonymous with the brand. Each bottle is individually numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, adding a touch of exclusivity to this limited edition release. To maintain its exclusivity, there is a limit of two bottles per person.

Prohibition Liquor Co. draws inspiration from the clandestine spirit makers of the early 1920s, who aimed to provide people with what they desired most during the prohibition era.

While gin was the liquor of choice back then, Prohibition Liquor Co. continues the legacy with their sophisticated and meticulously crafted spirits.

For enthusiasts and collectors alike, the Prohibition Single Malt Whisky is a must-have addition to any collection. Its rarity, outstanding quality, and attention to detail make it a true gem for whisky connoisseurs.

Snap yours up today here.

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