Tag Archives: English Whisky

Big Bimber Whisky Review Round-Up

Bimber English Whisky

By Paer Johansson The foundation of new whisky distilleries is always exciting. When a new distillery in London with the unique name of “Bimber” releases their first Single Malt, the excitement is even larger. The history behind Bimber goes back three generations to Poland where the founder’s grandfather distilled his own moonshine. In 2003, the founders of Bimber, Darius and ...

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London’s Bimber Offers Club Members Sneak Peek At New Whisky

London’s Bimber Distillery has opened entries to its Founders’ Club, and will release a limited number of private casks for members to purchase (just in time for Father’s Day), to celebrate its first casks reaching three years of maturity. Members will receive their first, exclusive cask strength bottle of London Single Malt Whisky in December this year. This is different ...

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A First Peek At Bimber Whisky

Bimber's Copper

By Emma Briones On May 20, 2016, Bimber distilled its first single malt. Since then, many barrels have been filled in their west London warehouse, but since British whisky must age a minimum of three years (both British law and EU regulations stipulate this), it was those casks filled in late May those barrels that would become the first expressions ...

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The English Whisky Revival

By Richard Thomas When Penderyn opened in 2000, returning whisky distilling to Wales for this first time since 1894, most observers I know of reckoned it was an appropriate development. The Welsh, after all, were just as Celtic as the Irish and the Scots. But England getting into the whisky-making game was an odder development, provoking slight bewilderment. The English, ...

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