This bottling of a Cotswolds Single Malt with no age statement has been produced under the name Cotswolds Reserve, using only barley from the local area. The whisky was matured in first-fill ex-bourbon and ex-wine casks, and 5,000 bottles were produced.
Cotswolds is a distillery in Stourton, Shipston-on-Stour, England, which opened in 2014. The first bottling was launched in October 2017. The distillery has been expanded several times with the help of crowdfunding (e.g. for a visitor centre in 2018). Not only whisky is produced, but also gin and rum.
England, unlike its northern neighbour Scotland, is not very well known for its whisky, although there were distilleries in London, Liverpool and Bristol until the late 19th century. It was not until the early 2000s that new distilleries began to be built, and since then the production of English whisky has experienced an upswing.
This bottling of a Cotswolds Single Malt with no age statement has been produced under the name Cotswolds Reserve, using only barley from the local area. The whisky was matured in first-fill ex-bourbon and ex-wine casks, and 5,000 bottles were produced.
Cotswolds is a distillery in Stourton, Shipston-on-Stour, England, which opened in 2014. The first bottling was launched in October 2017. The distillery has been expanded several times with the help of crowdfunding (e.g. for a visitor centre in 2018). Not only whisky is produced, but also gin and rum.
England, unlike its northern neighbour Scotland, is not very well known for its whisky, although there were distilleries in London, Liverpool and Bristol until the late 19th century. It was not until the early 2000s that new distilleries began to be built, and since then the production of English whisky has experienced an upswing.
