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Freakin' Lightning
	Bottle of Freakin' Lightning Whiskey
Company type	American Spirit Whiskey
Industry	Sales and marketing the Manufacturing and Distillation of Premium Spirits
Founder	Adam Carmer, Mark Carmer
Headquarters	Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Parent	Freakin' Brands
Website	www.freakinlightning.com

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Freakin' Lightning is a new brand of American whiskey that is based out of Las Vegas, Nevada.

History

T-cork and bottle topper from Freakin' Lightning Whiskey. (The number 8 is considered Lucky by the Asian culture.)

Freakin' Lightning is a partnership between University of Nevada, Las Vegas Professor Adam Carmer, and his brother Mark Carmer. Adam Carmer teaches classes in wine, beer, and liquor and owns The Whisky Attic, which boasts the largest whisky selection in the country ^[1]. From both students and customers Adam learned that many spirits share an unpleasant, alcohol-heavy bite. Adam refers to this bite as a "dissatisfier." When creating Freakin' Lightning Adam removed as many "dissatisfiers" as possible. Adam and Mark created what they describe as "Clear, all-American, ultra smooth spirit whiskey."^[2]

The Whiskey

The composition of the whiskey is 95 percent american grain (corn) and 5 percent bourbon. The retail price is $29.95 for a 750ml bottle. The whiskey comes in a custom bottle with a t-cork stopper. The whiskey itself is perfectly clear and is described by the creator as closer to an ultra-premium vodka than it is to any other whiskey.

Production process

Freakin' Lightning is Kosher, Vegan, and Vegetarian

References

^ "The Freakin' Frog". Las Vegas Weekly. Retrieved 2012-07-18.
^ Miller, Ken. "Bringing The Lightning To A Spirit Void". Las Vegas Weekly. Retrieved 7 May 2013.

External links

[lvw-1] "The Freakin' Frog". Las Vegas Weekly. Retrieved 2012-07-18.

[2] Miller, Ken. "Bringing The Lightning To A Spirit Void". Las Vegas Weekly. Retrieved 7 May 2013.

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