The Bimber distillery, built in 2015 in Park Royal, in north-west London, was the first distillery to appear in the capital for over a century, following the closure of the last in 1903. Bimber, which is Polish for “illicit alcohol’‘, was named by founder Dariusz Plazewski, who grew up in a family of distillers and moved to London in 2003. Distillation began the following year and the first single malt was released in 2019. The company sources its barley from a single producer, uses traditional malting floors and favours slow fermentation (seven days in wooden washbacks). This artisanal approach continues with the use of gas-fired Spanish Hoga stills. The ambitious distillery has met with great success and new editions are always highly awaited.
Detailed characteristics
- Quantity:
- 1 bottle
- Level:
- 1 Normal
- Observation:
- 1 Normal
- Origin:
- producer
- Recoverable VAT:
- yes
- Original case:
- yes
- Local excise duty seal:
- no
- Alcohol percentage:
- 46.3 %
- Region:
- United Kingdom - England
- Appellation:
- Whisky
- Colour:
- amber
- Service temperature:
- 18°
- Viticulture:
- conventional More information....
- Intensity:
- full-bodied
- Leading aroma:
- spice
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