Larry Emdur has taken a surprising step in his career and immersed himself in the brewing alcohol industry.
The Morning Show host, 59, revealed he has developed a “limited edition” whiskey called “The Ben Buckler” in collaboration with Corowa Distilling Co.
He announced the news on the company’s Instagram page and was photographed trying a shot of his own drink.
“Born in Bondi, created in Corowa, The Ben Buckler has arrived and it’s not just any whiskey,” the caption read.
“This limited edition release is an exciting collaboration between our favorite TV host, Larry Emdur, and our award-winning Corowa team.”
Larry Emdur has taken a surprising step in his career and immersed himself in the brewing alcohol industry.
The publication went on to reveal that Larry will be attending the whiskey’s “official launch” on May 25 for “a fun night of surprises.”
Larry left a comment under the post saying, ‘I’m so excited about this!
“Don’t expect to see any of my terrible dance moves from Dancing With The Stars, or maybe after a couple of Ben Bucklers, that’s exactly what you should expect.”
The Morning Show host, 59, revealed he has developed a “limited edition” whiskey called “The Ben Buckler” in collaboration with Corowa Distilling Co.
It comes just weeks after Larry shared his anger at a TV viewer who wasn’t too thrilled to see him appear on Channel Seven’s Good Friday Appeal.
Larry shared the disgruntled comment on Instagram on Easter Sunday, which read: ‘Does Channel Seven have anyone else? Or simply Larry Emdur every day, morning, noon and night.’
The TV star was quick to respond with a lengthy caption, writing: “Dear idiot, I actually take it back, you’re probably not an idiot, you’re probably a reasonable guy but you don’t like him.” Me and there’s a good chance I don’t like you.
He announced the news on the company’s Instagram page and was photographed trying a shot of his own drink. Pictured with Beau Schilg of Corowa
Larry left a comment below the post expressing how excited he was for the collaboration to launch.
‘I’m fine with not liking me on TV, hell I don’t even like me on TV. “You tagged me in your post so you wanted me to see it and I did and I just wanted you to know this,” she continued.
“There are at least 50 people at Channel Seven who could have presented the entire Good Friday Appeal broadcast, so I felt incredibly honored to be asked to present such a mammoth programme.”
He added: “During that day I was proudly a very small part of a huge machine that raised more than $23 million, a new record.
‘This money will go towards research, doctors, medical personnel, resources, equipment and special support projects. Dude, I don’t know what you did on Friday, but there’s a good chance I was a part of something that will definitely improve the lives of sick kids and most likely save lives along the way. Enjoy the rest of your Easter.’