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Bimber re-Charred Oak Casks Small Batch #1

Lot: 5101624

Bimber re-Charred Oak Casks Small Batch #1

Winning Bid: £60

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Lot:
Distillery: 
Bimber
Region: 
England
Bottler: 
Official
Cask Type: 
re-Charred
Bottled Strength: 
51.9%
Bottle Size: 
70cl
Distillery Status: 
Operational
product Details

Bimber re-Charred Oak Cask Small Batch #1

The founders of London's Bimber distillery, Dariusz and Ewelina, moved from Poland to the UK in 2003, opening their distillery in the Park Royal area of west London twelve years later. Plazewski inherited his passion for whisky from his grandfather, who also distilled his own spirits. The company’s first casks were laid down on the 26th May 2016, and three years later they released their first single malt in September 2019. This became the first whisky to be distilled and bottled in London for over a century. The distillery carries a “farm-to-bottle” approach by sourcing 100% of its barley from a single producer and using traditional floor maltings and slow fermentation techniques. Distillation takes place via a 1,000-litre wash still and a 600-litre spirit still that were both crafted by Hoga of Spain.

This whisky has been aged in re-Charred oak casks and has been bottled at cask strength.

Batch #1 consisted of 5,000 bottles.

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