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Japanese company Glico, maker of the popular chocolate-covered pretzel stick, Pocky, is re-releasing a whiskey flavor called Adult Amber, or "Otona no Kohaku" in Japanese.

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First released last November, Adult Amber is flavored with a malt extract, dusted with a fine salt and coated in dark, bitter chocolate.

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The packaging is also something you would be proud to display alongside your best bottles of single malts and fine wines.

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The limited edition snack will be available to whiskey and Japanese snack lovers alike after Oct. 25, however, only about 300,000 boxes will be available for purchase.

You can pre-order your own box on Amazon for about $9.70, which is profoundly cheaper than a premium bottle of liquor, but the makers of the sweet treat intend for it to be enjoyed with a nice drink after a long day at the office.

Happy hours are always better with chocolate.

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