Metallica’s New Whiskey ‘Sonically Enhanced’ By Their Latest Album
October 14, 2020 12:45PM EDT
DELHI, INDIA – OCTOBER 28: Kirk Hammett (L), Lars Ulrich (CL), James Hetfield (CR) and Robert Trujillo (R) from Metallica at the F1 Rocks India Metallica concert press conference on October 28, 2011 in Delhi, India. (Photo by Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/Getty Images for F1 Rocks in India with Vladivar)
Metallica’s latest batch of whiskey is ‘sonically enhanced‘ by their latest album, the orchestral S&M2.
The band’s BLACKENED brand whiskey uses a special process in which sound waves from Metallica music are used to “extract more flavor from the wood of the whiskey barrels”.
Guitarist Kirk Hammett said the reaction to S&M2 has been “incredible” and that “we’re thrilled to be able to bring those same S&M2 vibes to BLACKENED”.
Do you think you can really taste the ‘sonic enhancement’, or is it just a marketing ploy? Have you tried any of the ‘rock star’ liquors?
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