8-Year-Old Northland Single Malt Scotch Whisky [70cl]

honey | dried fruits | smoke

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Drew's Tasting Note

Sweet aromas of soft fruit, a burst of citrus, and a fresh sea breeze. The American oak quarter casks impart a nutty, honeyed palate, with lovely floral notes, a touch of dried fruit and spice, and a whisper of peat smoke.

Producer: Wolfburn Distillery | From: Scotland | Alcohol: 46.0 | Bottle: 70cl | Style: Single Malt

The Distillery

Wolfburn sits in Thurso, at the northern tip of the Scottish mainland. It takes its name from the Wolf Burn, the stream that fed the original distillery throughout the 19th century, before production ended in the 1860s. The site lay abandoned for over a century until a small team came looking in 2011 and found little left standing, though the burn still ran as it always had. A new distillery was built downstream, and the first spirit came off the stills on Burns Night, 25 January 2013. Every stage, from milling to bottling, is done here by hand by a small team, many of them Caithness born and bred, using soft local water, long fermentation and copper pot stills, before the spirit matures in cool warehouses close to the sea.


The 8 Year Old Northland is matured for a minimum of eight years in American oak quarter casks and bottled on-site, non-chill-filtered and at natural colour. It was the first chapter in Wolfburn's story.