Produced in small batches from 100% local malted barley, this Single Malt was fully aged in American oak quarter casks that contained heavily peated whisky from an Islay distillery.
Peating is not a usual process for the Cotswolds Distillery, which has always aimed at preserving the traditional methods of the region; the discovery of this technique, whereby peat enters the whisky during aging, allows for the creation of a nuance that does not overwhelm the delicate nature of this fruity Single Malt rich in vanilla notes.

Peat whisky offers great emotions, unmistakable flavours and smells that enrapture us and that, when combined with the scents given by oak wood, create new horizons of taste. But what is peat and where...

It all began in 2014, when New Yorker Dan Szor decided, after a professional life in finance, to move to the picturesque English Cotswolds, among rolling hills and stone villages. A lifelong whisky lover,...

Ireland and Scotland have always contended over the paternity of the invention of whisky, however, there are no official documents and we will not go into this centuries-old dispute, but will rely on...
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