The world's oldest legal whisky distillery is Ireland, and it is Ireland that the world's oldest legal whisky distillery comes from. According to the official website of the Irish whiskey distillery The "Old Bushmills" Distillery (hereinafter referred to as Bushmills): Bushmills obtained a distillation license as early as 1608, becoming Ireland and the world's first legally licensed whiskey distillery. As of now, the Bushmills distillery is nearly 420 years old.
Recently, Bushmills released a new whisky series, World Wood Series (hereinafter referred to as WWS), and the first two wines in this series were also launched. One of the original wines is a blend of bourbon barrel raw wine and ex-bourbon first- and second-fill American oak casks, which is 15 years old, has an alcohol content of 46% ABV, a capacity of 700ml, and an official recommended retail price of $90.
Another original wine was matured for 18 years in bourbon barrels and sherry butts, then transferred to first-fill Marsala wine casks for another 3 years, with an age of 21 years, an alcohol content of 46% ABV, a capacity of 700ml, and an official MSRP of $265.
The WWS Collection is a travel retail limited series, and the above two wines are currently available in travel retail stores at Dublin Airport in Ireland, and will be sold in select travel retail markets such as Asia in the future. If you are interested and have travel arrangements in the near future, you can go to a travel retail store. We will continue to pay attention to future trends, if there is more information, we will bring it to you in time, and you will not miss this account.
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