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After the largest German whisky retailer Whisky.de had already released two exclusive Kilchoman bottlings in December 2020, the next two follow: a Port Quarter Cask Finish and another Machir Bay Collaborative Vatting . Finishings in small Portwine quarter casks have been one of the Kilchoman novelties of 2020. First launched in the 2nd half of 2020, only around half a […]
Read moreGermany’s largest whisky retailer Whisky.de now has two exclusive Kilchoman bottlings in its range: a PX Finish Single Cask and its own Machir Bay Collaborative Vatting.The PX Finish release was distilled on 4.4.2013 and matured for 6 years in Bourbon Barrel No. 216/2013, after it has been finished in a Pedro Ximénez Sherry Hogshead for ten month. It was bottled […]
Read moreThe very active whisky dealer Marco Bonn of the Brühler Whisky House, who has already distinguished himself as an independent bottler of some excellent whiskies, has now also chosen his own Kilchoman Machir Bay Collaborative Vatting. (For the concept of the Collaborative Vatting series see here). He decided on the previously rarely chosen variant with 12.5% sherry. The bottle can […]
Read moreIn a press release today, Kilchoman presented its new product line of “Small Batch Releases for Selected Markets”, the No. 1 for Germany was already delivered a few days ago. Priced between the General Releases (Machir Bay and Sanaig) and the annual Limited Releases (such as Loch Gorm, 100% Islay etc.), this new range is designed to strengthen the national […]
Read moreWith the “Machir Bay Collaborative Vatting”, Kilchoman has been offering local whisky stores a new product line for a few weeks now, which is intended to offer them individual bottlings below the level of their own single cask release. The normal Machir Bay bottlings are known to have an Oloroso sherry cask content of about 10%, but with Collaborative Vatting, […]
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