Chapter 6 is the official release of proper three year old unpeated English single malt whisky from Norfolk's St. George's distillery, which has become a phenomenon following recent media coverage.
Armorik is a French single malt from Breton, double-distilled at the Warenghem distillery in traditional copper alambic stills. Armorik was first distilled in 1994, and ahs been available in France as a single malt since 1999.
Bain's is the first South African single grain whisky, made in Wellington at the James Sedgwick distillery. Bain's has made an impressive debut in the UK, picking up a Gold Medal at the International Wine & Spirits Competition in 2010 and a Silver at the International Spirits Comp.
The new Amrut Indian Single Malt has been beefed up to 46% and we can't wait to try it. The peated cask-strength stuff is excellent and this should be a significant improvement on the old 40% bottling. Web-Exclusive Price!
A bottle of the peated new make spirit from England's only distillery, the Norfolk-located St George's. As this is less than 2 months old, it certainly can't be called whisky, but it's an interesting bottle nonetheless. A piece of Sassenach history?
An unpeated malt spirit from England's only distillery, the Norfolk-located St George's. As this is less than three years old, it can't be called whisky. This particular release has spent twenty-two months maturing in a first fill American bourbon cask.