With a nod to his rock & roll lifestyle with The Faces, Sir Rod Stewart is launching his own whisky. Wolfie’s Whisky is a blended Scotch with a hell raising heritage and a dash of Americana.
“Wolfie’s is a rascal of a thing and with just a sip takes you back to the good old days. Fine-tuned and perfectly balanced, Wolfie’s is a delight both over ice and mixed into a favourite cocktail,” croons Rod.
“It’s a fine tipple, whether you’re partying with friends, celebrating a Celtic win or reminiscing with family. For me, Wolfie’s depicts the carefree behaviour of my more mischievous days and the excitement of what life still has to offer – let the good times roll!”
Wolfie’s is a delight both over ice and mixed into a favourite cocktail, says Rod…
Bottled at 40% ABV, Wolfie’s Blended Scotch Whisky proffers cinnamon, vanilla and baked apple on the nose, then sweet peat and pears in syrup take the stage. It encores with candied citrus peel and oak spice.
The liquid is distilled, blended, and bottled by Loch Lomond Distillery.
The packaging references the opening track from Rod’s 1991 album Vagabond Heart, with lyrics from ‘Rhythm of My Heart’ on the base of the bottle. Rod’s recording of the song was an acknowledgement of his own Scottish heritage having adapted the melody from the traditional folk song, Loch Lomond.
Rod Stewart isn’t the first rocker to launch his own whisky brand. Bob Dylan has Heaven’s Door, a range of premium craft whiskeys.
Wolfie’s will be available to buy online in the UK for £35 from June 19. Fans that sign up beforehand are in with a chance of getting one of 1,000 bottles that have been signed by the singer. An American release for Wolfie’s will follow later this year.
The evocatively titled Pineapple Bananza is the latest addition to the Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s experimental Heresy range; it’s a small-batch Irish single malt whiskey created in collaboration with Dunville’s Irish Whiskey. Batch 38: Pineapple Bananza stands out for both its origin and production style. Irish whiskey is an infrequent guest in the Society’s portfolio,…
Isle of Skye distillery Torabhaig has introduced its first permanent core single malt. Crafted in small batches, Torabhaig Taigh is matured in a combination of first-fill and refill bourbon casks, with the addition of Madeira casks to round out the profile. The whisky is bottled at 46% ABV, with no chill filtration and no added colour.…
The Whisky Exchange has been celebrating English Whisky Week with a curated line-up that captures the rapid evolution of England’s whisky scene, a category now spanning more than 60 producers from London to the Yorkshire coast. The selection reflects just how broad English whisky has become, from bourbon-led single malts to cask-forward rye and blended…
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With a nod to his rock & roll lifestyle with The Faces, Sir Rod Stewart is launching his own whisky. Wolfie’s Whisky is a blended Scotch with a hell raising heritage and a dash of Americana.
“Wolfie’s is a rascal of a thing and with just a sip takes you back to the good old days. Fine-tuned and perfectly balanced, Wolfie’s is a delight both over ice and mixed into a favourite cocktail,” croons Rod.
“It’s a fine tipple, whether you’re partying with friends, celebrating a Celtic win or reminiscing with family. For me, Wolfie’s depicts the carefree behaviour of my more mischievous days and the excitement of what life still has to offer – let the good times roll!”
Bottled at 40% ABV, Wolfie’s Blended Scotch Whisky proffers cinnamon, vanilla and baked apple on the nose, then sweet peat and pears in syrup take the stage. It encores with candied citrus peel and oak spice.
The liquid is distilled, blended, and bottled by Loch Lomond Distillery.
The packaging references the opening track from Rod’s 1991 album Vagabond Heart, with lyrics from ‘Rhythm of My Heart’ on the base of the bottle. Rod’s recording of the song was an acknowledgement of his own Scottish heritage having adapted the melody from the traditional folk song, Loch Lomond.
Rod Stewart isn’t the first rocker to launch his own whisky brand. Bob Dylan has Heaven’s Door, a range of premium craft whiskeys.
Wolfie’s will be available to buy online in the UK for £35 from June 19. Fans that sign up beforehand are in with a chance of getting one of 1,000 bottles that have been signed by the singer. An American release for Wolfie’s will follow later this year.
Triple-distilled Pineapple Bananza Irish single malt joins SMWS Heresy range
The evocatively titled Pineapple Bananza is the latest addition to the Scotch Malt Whisky Society’s experimental Heresy range; it’s a small-batch Irish single malt whiskey created in collaboration with Dunville’s Irish Whiskey. Batch 38: Pineapple Bananza stands out for both its origin and production style. Irish whiskey is an infrequent guest in the Society’s portfolio,…
Isle of Skye distillery Torabhaig unveils Taigh as first core single malt, brings poetry to peat whisky
Isle of Skye distillery Torabhaig has introduced its first permanent core single malt. Crafted in small batches, Torabhaig Taigh is matured in a combination of first-fill and refill bourbon casks, with the addition of Madeira casks to round out the profile. The whisky is bottled at 46% ABV, with no chill filtration and no added colour.…
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The Whisky Exchange has been celebrating English Whisky Week with a curated line-up that captures the rapid evolution of England’s whisky scene, a category now spanning more than 60 producers from London to the Yorkshire coast. The selection reflects just how broad English whisky has become, from bourbon-led single malts to cask-forward rye and blended…
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