Wolfburn Of. From the Stills Spring 2020 Distillery Release
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About the producer
Wolfburn is named after a distillery founded in 1821 by William Smith which closed in 1837 and was briefly reopened for a year in 1852 by David Smith. Today’s distillery, which is the most northerly in Scotland excluding those in the Orkney Islands, was built in 2012, 350 metres from the ruins of the old distillery in Thurso and sources its water from the same spring after which it was named. It began distillation in January 2013. The whisky is primarily matured in bourbon casks, although on occasion sherry casks are also used.
About the wine
A bottling of Wolfburn released in spring 2020 and available only from the distillery.
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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée
Region: Scotland - Highlands
Producers and wineries: Wolfburn
Colour: amber
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