Whiskey from the days when you could name your whiskey Chicken Cock.
A legacy that dates back to 1856 in Paris, Kentucky – a town tucked away in the heart of Bourbon County.
We've made a few mistakes in the past 160 years, but naming our whiskey Chicken Cock isn't one of them.
Our Whiskey
Mizunara
Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Kentucky Straight Rye
Small Batch Bourbon
Double Oak Whiskey
Editor's Choice Bundle
20 Year Old Cotton Club Rye
Island Rooster
Chanticleer
Red Stave
Kevin Kisner Double Oak
Garden & Gun Single Barrel Selection
Field Ethos Reserve Cask
15 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon
5 Year Private Cask
New Orleans Bourbon Festival Reserve Cask
Ampal Creative Reserve Cask
Criquet Reserve Cask
Known as "The Famous Old Brand," Chicken Cock is one of the oldest American whiskey brands. Established in 1856 in Paris, Kentucky our whiskey has reclaimed its rightful place among the best heritage American whiskey. Today, Chicken Cock is proudly crowing again!
Award Winning
Double Platinum
American Spirits Council of Tasters Awards
Double Gold
San Francisco World Spirits Competition
94 Points
Ultimate Spirits Challenge
DOUBLE GOLD
The South’s Best Spirits Competition
Gold Medal
Beverage Tasting Institute
95 Points
The Tasting Panel Magazine
92 Points
Ultimate Spirits Challenge
Gold Medal
International Review of Spirits
Good spirits never go out of style.
During the 1920's, whiskey was a staple of prohibition-era speakeasies like the Cotton Club in Harlem, NY; a time when Chicken Cock was smuggled across the Canadian border in tin cans, earning it the nickname of "the whiskey in a tin can". Unfortunately, in conjunction with quality standards going down, many old bourbon brands like Chicken Cock lost their former luster to consumers by the 1950's, causing the brand to fade out of existence until its revival in 2012.
