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#19 THOMSON

Love a Sherry cask whisky? You’ll love this. 

Matured in a fresh New Zealand Pinot Noir Cask, this decadent single malt is bursting with red fruits, sweet spices and a warming richness. 

51.5% VOL / 50CL 

Only 412 bottles available/ exist in the world (ever)!

Regular price £66.00 GBP

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ABOUT THIS WHISKY

New Zealand Single Malt Whisky

Only 410 bottles created

Cask: Fresh NZ Pinot Noir

Distilled: 06/06/2019

Bottled: 25/03/2025

Strength: 50.8%

Non-chill filtered and no caramel colouring (ever!)

TASTES LIKE

‘Holy wow’ on the nose (thanks to H from our tasting panel for that one!). First comes spiced plum jam and wild strawberries, then sesame snaps and a hint of sandalwood. On the palate, sweetness unfurls: salted caramel, fig rolls, and a nutty Brazil nut note. With a splash of water, the whisky blooms into stewed apples, dried apricots, and candied pecans, with a long, warming finish. 

Key Takeouts

  • Spiced Plum Jam 
  • Wild Strawberries 
  • Dried Cherries 
  • Salted Caramel 
  • Figs

MEET THE DISTILLERY

Thomson Distillery has firmly put New Zealand on the whisky map. Discover how Rachael and Mathew Thomson have made a whisky that tastes of home HERE

LABEL INSPIRATION

Being uniquely matured in a fresh New Zealand Pinot Noir cask from Westbrook Winery, we naturally wanted to showcase this on the label. Coupled with the map of New Zealand on the right hand side, it's a label that showcases flavour and provenance in one.

OTHER COOL THINGS ABOUT THIS WHISKY

Fresh NZ Pinot Noir Cask 

Sourced from Westbrook Winery in Waimauku, direct from respected wine maker and judge James Rowan, this cask was filled fresh - not dried - preserving all the juicy, rich character of the wine.

Made from 100% New Zealand Barley

Grown in the fertile Canterbury plains of the South Island, this barley reflects the country’s unique soil and climate. Water from the Southern Alps' snowmelt is filtered through sandstone and basalt deposits, carrying minerals that feed the barley on the plains.

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