Mary's Prescription Whiskey is made dfrom a mash of 80% corn, 10% rye and 10% malted barley. After distillation in column stills, the whiskey ages for at least 4 years inside American oak barrels and is filtered with maple charcoal, following the Lincoln County Process typical of Tennessee whiskey.
A fresh and balsamic distillate, sweet and spicy, ideal to enjoy neat and perfect for making many drinks.
The Whiskey Mary's Prescription was born thanks to the innovative and provocative figure of Mary R., an emancipated woman who shrewdly decided to open her own speakeasy in Chicago during the Prohibition period;
Her influential connections allowed her to stock up on prescription (the only possible means of obtaining whisky at that time) of her beloved whisky. So it was that thanks to her friend the Doctor the speakeasy became known as Mary's Prescription;
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