Wolfburn reviews

The Wolfburn Morven is a lightly peated version of this Highlander from Thurso, that was launched in September 2017. It was the success of the small batch Wolfburn No 128 that inspired this one. Morven…

The Wolfburn No 128 is the first so-called ‘small batch’ (still 6000 bottles though). The name refers to the location of the maturing 100 liter casks from Woodford Reserve: warehouse 1, stow 28. The…

In Thurso, a town with only 9000 inhabitants in the north of Scotland, the Wolfburn Distillery filled its very first cask with spirit in 2013, meaning that the first single malt appeared in 2016. After…

This sherry oak cask is matured in a combination of casks - 40% of this whisky was aged in second-fill quarter casks, 40% in first-fill ex-bourbon barrels and 20% in first-fill Oloroso Sherry hogsheads…

Wolfburn was the first of a whole new generation Scottish craft distillers to fire up her stills. Thus it is only natural that she arrives first at the debutante ball. After a pricy inaugural release for…

As Wolfburn filled their first cask on 25th January 2013, I expect we will soon see the first single malt (the unpeated version that is, as the peated version is scheduled for a late 2017 release). The…

The panic around the pricing of the first single malt from Wolfburn – I was told 220 EUR – was much ado about nothing. Apparently that was only for a special distillery only bottle. Mortals like you and…