KINGSBARNS LAUNCH SINGLE CASK RELEASE

We are celebrating a milestone this month with news that the first of a new series of single cask malt whiskies has completely sold out – just days after its release.

Launched in mid-March exclusively to the distillery’s Founders’ Club members and online customers, the eagerly awaited expression sold a remarkable 204 bottles in less than 24 hours, with only a handful now remaining of this limited edition bottling.

Kingsbarns Single Cask No 360 is the first of a new single cask series from us, launched to showcase the distinctive, light and fruity Lowland style of its single malt whisky in specific barrels. 
 
The release of Single Cask No 360 follows a successful start to the year for us, which saw the founding Wemyss family officially launch our flagship expression, Kingsbarns ‘Dream to Dram’, back in January.

With the success of this launch, we have now released another Single Cask Release exclusively in our distillery shop.

 

Single Cask No 358 is a truly remarkable hand-picked single malt from Kingsbarns Distillery in the Kingdom of Fife is a shining example of a whisky bottled straight from one cask, with no chill-filtration, colouring or dilution so that it remains as natural as when it was drawn from the cask. 

Kingsbarns single cask whisky is celebrated for the nuances and variations that develop in both aroma and flavour thanks to the wonders of the natural oak cask maturation. Always strictly limited due to the number of bottles that can be drawn from one cask, this is a whisky to be cherished and savoured.

 

Tasting notes of Single Cask No. 358 from Distillery Manager, Peter Holroyd

Nose: 

"Caramel, soft toffee, well rounded balance of fruit and vanilla. Pistachio ice cream! The nose is delicious on this one."   

Taste:

"Sweet pastry, pistachio cannelloni and soft spice."

 

Available to purchase from our distillery shop only.

Kingsbarns Distillery & Visitor Centre

East Newhall Farm

Kingsbarns

Fife

KY16 8QE

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