Bushmills Single Malt Whiskey Causeway Collection 2008/2021 Jupille Cask Finish 0,7L 55,1%

Bushmills Irish Whisky Steamship collection Port Cask Reserve Limited Release 0.7L 40% World's oldest distillery The history of the Bushmills distillery goes back to the 17th century. At that time, King James I granted the landowner and governor of County Antrim in Ireland a license to distill. A good two centuries later, the Old Bushmills distillery was officially registered by Hugh Anderson. Pot style became a registered trademark and is still a trademark today. In 1885, the distillery was surprised by a major fire and everything burned down. But since the people were all closely connected, they pulled together and the Bushmills distillery was quickly rebuilt. After this disaster, the company was stronger than ever and this was reflected in the whisky too, as in the years preceding the 1880s to the early 1900s, the company won many international prizes and explored new markets by sea. A good 10 years before the repeal of Prohibition in 1930, Samuel Wilson bought the distillery with the firm belief that one day he would hit the jackpot - and he was right! After a brief shutdown and bombing raids during the war, production resumed in the 1950s and took off better than ever, with exports to America in particular driving business forward. Anniversary The Bushmills Irish Whisky Steamchip collection was produced to mark the anniversary of the SS Bushmills steamship. It set out on its maiden voyage to trade whisky in 1890. From Bushmills the journey continued to America, where they stopped in Philadelphia and New York before travelling on to Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai. They took a variety of barrels full of spirits with them, which they used to their advantage and stored the whisky in different ways. The Port Cask Reserve Limited Release is a continuation of the existing Steamship collection, which already includes Sherry Reserve and Bourbon Reserve. Ruby port barrels were used for the Port Cask for the second Steamship Edition. The taste At first it is a little milder than expected, but then you are surprised by notes of roasted oak, spices and a pleasant aftertaste of ripe plums, cherries and almonds. The aftertaste is long, slightly sweet and perfectly round.

Bushmills Steamship Collection Rum Cask Reserve Triple Distilled Rare Release 0.7L 40% Bushmills Steamship Collection Following Sherry, Port and Bourbon Cask Reserve, comes the fourth bottling in the Steamshop Collection from the Bushmills distillery, which is intended for the travel retail market. To mark the 125th anniversary of the maiden voyage of the steamship SS Bushmills, which first traveled to America in 1890, the fourth whisky in the Steamshop Collection is set to impress across the board. The owners of the Bushmills distillery at the time brought back a wide variety of barrels from their journey from America via Asia, including rum barrels, Oloroso Sherry Casks and various other types of barrels with which they wanted to further improve their whisky. For the anniversary edition, the whisky was left to mature in rum casks this time, although it is not entirely clear whether the maturation took place continuously in these barrels or whether it was simply finished here. What is certain, however, is that this resulted in a rich and balanced whisky with tropical fruit notes, interesting spices and a hint of vanilla, which impresses with a creamy finish.

Bushmills Steamship Collection Sherry Cask Reserve Triple Distilled 1.0L 40% SteamShip Bushmills The SS Bushmills was the in-house steamship of the Bushmills distillery under the management of the Boyd brothers. In 1890 they set sail on its maiden voyage to discover several continents and make their whisky known around the world. The ship crossed the pond to America, stopping in New York and Philadelphia. From there they traveled to Asia to explore Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai and to present the whisky there too. The Boyd brothers were extremely clever in this regard, as they naturally wanted to be able to bring spirits from all over the world back from their trip. So they would happily swap one or two barrels for one full of rum, strong wine or other specialties. To pay tribute to all these spirits of the world, the Bushmills distillery developed the Steamship Collection in light of the 125th anniversary of the SS Bushmills. Each new edition features a different cask finish. For the Sherry Cask Reserve Triple Distilled collection, as the name suggests, sherry casks were chosen. These are Oloroso sherry casks from Spain.

Bushmills Irish Single Malt Whiskey 10 Years Sherry Cask Finish 1.0L 46% Whiskey since 1608 The Old Bushmills distillery on the banks of the River Bush is one of the oldest distilleries in Ireland; according to the distillery's own information, it is even the oldest legal distillery in Ireland. Limited Edition With the Bushmills 10YO Single Malt Sherry Cask, the Bushmills distillery has released a wonderful limited edition. After the normal maturation period in oak barrels, the whiskey matured in fine Oloroso sherry barrels from the well-known Bodega Paez-Morilla. This gives the 10 YO Sherry Cask Finish Whiskey a full-bodied, strong aroma. Subtle honey notes and fine dried fruit notes round off the palate.

Bushmills 10 year old Irish single malt whiskey Causeway Collection 2021 German release Cuvee finish 0.7L 54.8% Bushmills distillery The Bushmills whisky distillery is the oldest distillery still in existence in Northern Ireland. Inspired by the Giant's Causway, a formation of over 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns, which is now a stone's throw away, the whisky distillers Bushmills developed the Causeway Collection, which is now released annually and now includes 12 bottlings. In addition to the 30 Year Old New American Oak Cask, the second bottling is now being released for the German market. Characteristics The Bushmills 10 year old Causeway Collection 2021 cuvee finish is a non chill-filtered whisky that was bottled at cask strength and as a limited edition. It is not entirely clear whether coloring was used, but it is assumed that it is probably colored. The top notes of this whisky are fruity, with a fresh lemon zest aroma, vanilla and a hint of oak. On the palate, the vanilla sweetness that is typical of Bushmills comes through more clearly, with toffee notes joining in and underlining the fresh lemon flavor. Spice notes of allspice are more in the background, but clearly enough in the foreground to be recognizable. The aftertaste is again characterized by citrus freshness and the stronger notes of oak.