Wales

This award-winning Penderyn received a further maturation in wine casks after a bourbon cask ageing. The whisky was then bottled at a pleasant 46% vol.

The Penderyn Port Wood was already bottled a few years ago, but at that time with a weaker alcohol content of 41% vol.

This Single Malt is the second bottling from the still young Aber Falls distillery in Wales. It is based on locally grown barley, which is sourced exclusively from Welsh farmers. The aim is not only to produce a product that is as authentically Welsh as possible, but also to boost the local economy. The malt was matured in a combination of two different sherry casks (PX and Oloroso), Bourbon and fresh white oak casks.

Penderyn Myth was the distillery's first standard bottling. The Myth Fruit & Sweet matured in bourbon casks and was finished in red wine casks. Whisky was produced in Wales until the 19th century, when the distilleries closed. It was not until the end of the 1990s that the old tradition was revived with the founding of Penderyn. The label is adorned with a dragon's head (similar to the Welsh flag). As early as the 5th century, the armies of the kings of Wales carried the dragon as a symbol on their standards and banners, which were intended to instil respect in the enemy. This sweet and fruity blended whiskey has a less aggressive but more balanced flavour.

In the Icons of Wales series, important people or events of the region are honoured. The eighth bottling is patriotic and stands for the Welsh word 'Hiraeth', which means longing for one's homeland and origins. The bottle design is based on the original bottles from the 19th century.

Penderyn Sherrywood is a fruity Single Malt Whisky from Wales. The whisky was matured in ex-bourbon casks and finished in selected oloroso sherry casks. It was not chill-filtered and bottled at a strong 46% vol.

After maturing in ex-Bourbon casks, Penderyn Rich Oak received its finish in reconditioned ex-red wine casks. The casks were scraped, toasted and charred again so that the new, active wood layer gives the whisky a fruity and spicy character as well as fine oak notes. The Penderyn Rich Oak belongs to the Gold Range.

In the Icons of Wales series, important people or events of the region are honoured. The ninth bottling is dedicated to the Welsh Prime Minister David Lloyd George (1863-1945). The social reformer unwittingly founded the premium whisky industry and became a symbol of Wales' national revival. He made more headlines than any other statesman of the 20th century and so the design of the outer packaging is also like a newspaper article. The Single Malt was matured in Jamaican Rum and Ruby Port Casks.