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Bimber unveils first age-statement whiskies
London distillery Bimber has launched two limited edition eight-year-old single malts – the first age-statement whiskies in its portfolio.
The two expressions, Harmony of Eight and eight-year-old Single Cask Edition, are said to mark a new chapter for Bimber, reflecting eight years of dedication to traditional whisky-making methods.
The Harmony of Eight is made with single-farm barley that has been floor-malted at Warminster Maltings and distilled in directly-fired copper pot stills.
Aged in a combination of ex-Bourbon and Pedro Ximénez Sherry casks, the expression displays a ‘vibrant and fruit-forward profile,’ reflecting its eight years of maturation.
Limited to 1,090 bottles presented at 50% ABV, Harmony of Eight will be available on the Bimber website from today (5 December) with an RRP of £130 (US$165).
The second single malt, eight-year-old Single Cask Edition, is limited to 268 bottles and offered at 56.8% ABV.
The whisky matured in an American oak ex-Bourbon cask, selected by the 2024 Bimber Klub tasting panel. The single-cask release was made available on 4 December exclusively for distillery members for £160 (US$203).
Speaking of the launch of the two expressions, Ewelina Chruszczyk, director of Bimber, said: “We are immensely proud to introduce our first age-statement whiskies – a reflection of eight years of passion, precision, and unwavering dedication to our craft. These releases are more than just a measure of time; they embody the journey we’ve taken, the challenges we’ve overcome, and the bright future that lies ahead for Bimber.”
Earlier this year, the distillery debuted its Shoulder of Giants single cask range.
Bimber Distillery in Park Royal, London, was established in 2015 by Dariusz Plazewski. After his arrest in February 2024, Plazewski relinquished his responsibilities for the company’s two distilleries, Bimber and Dunphail.
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