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The Sexton Single Malt Marks The Walking Dead's Final Season

The Official Whiskey of The Walking Dead is celebrating the show's final season with an exclusive bottle release, the Sexton Single Malt. The whiskey can be found in a black hexagonal bottle with a decaying silver label, and on it, fans will notice that the head of the walker has taken the place of the brand's trademark skeleton logo.

The post-apocalyptic whiskey packaging also includes other details that fans will appreciate, such as quotes from characters Daryl, Herschel, Rick and Michonne. The bottle is a celebration of life and it is only available in limited quantities. In terms of taste, the triple-distilled whiskey is said to offer a well-balanced taste of rich, dried fruits and toasted oak notes.
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