History Cotswolds
Founded in 2014 by Daniel Szor, Cotswolds Distillery embodies the spirit of craft whisky production in the heart of the scenic Cotswolds, England. The distillery's history reflects a passion for traditional craftsmanship and a desire to honor the region's rich heritage, while making room for modern innovation.
Cotswolds region
The Cotswolds region, known worldwide for its rolling hills, picturesque honey-coloured stone villages, and lush green landscapes, provides an idyllic backdrop for the distillery. Here, among the breathtaking natural beauty, the creation of high-quality whisky comes to life.
Well known bottlings Cotswolds
One of the most notable Cotswolds bottlings is the
Single Malt Whisky, a masterpiece matured in carefully selected American oak barrels. The result is a refined drink with a complex spectrum of flavors, ranging from subtle peach and pear notes to warm vanilla. Another gem in their range is the Cotswolds Founder's Choice, an exceptional expression with deep, complex layers of flavor that stimulate the senses and appeal to gourmets all over the world.
How big is Cotswolds?
In terms of Cotswolds Distillery's size, it remains true to its roots as a relatively modest facility. However, despite its modest size, the distillery has quickly built a solid reputation and is now considered one of the promising players in the craft whisky world.
Cotswolds features
Characteristic of Cotswolds is not only the excellent quality of their whisky, but also the respect for local ingredients and traditional methods. The distillery places an emphasis on using barley from the region and perfects every aspect of the distillation process, from the careful selection of raw materials to the meticulous attention to detail. This results in a unique and balanced whisky experience that pays tribute to both the rich Cotswolds heritage and the innovative spirit of modern craft whisky production. Cotswolds Distillery continues to write a fascinating chapter in the ongoing journey of the world of fine whisky.
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