Bushmills is known for their exceptional whiskey, and their newest releases are no exception.
The core lineup consists of 10, 16 and 21-year-old single malts, with a 12-year-old having been added to the mix last year. Each of these is initially matured in both bourbon and sherry barrels, before getting a unique finish in a different type of cask. The same goes for the new 25 and 30-year-old single malts that are now permanent parts of the core lineup.
The Bushmills team, led by master distiller Colum Egan and master blender Alex Thomas, is particularly proud of these new whiskeys as the distillery is one of the few to actually have enough stock to continually release liquid this old as part of its core range. “When we started planning these two new whiskeys over 30 years ago, we traveled all over Europe to hand-select each cask,” said Egan in a statement.
These two new whiskeys are available in 700-ml bottles priced at $900 for the 25 and $2,200 for the 30 from
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