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Bimber
Distillery in Londo is spreading holiday
cheer this Christmas with Bimber Cask
Lottery and and the release of a Bimber
Santa Edition 2024.

This holiday
season, Bimber Distillery is bringing
festive joy with two exciting offerings:
the Bimber Christmas Cask Lottery and
the Bimber Santa Edition 2024. Whether
you’re shopping for a whisky enthusiast
or treating yourself, Bimber say that
they have crafted the perfect seasonal
delights.
The Christmas Cask Lottery provides a
rare chance for whisky lovers to own an
entire cask of Bimber’s premium
ex-bourbon single malt whisky. The lucky
winner will experience the fascinating
journey of whisky maturation from start
to finish. Additional prizes are also up
for grabs, adding to the lottery's
appeal. Tickets are priced at £10 and
available on the Bimber website from
tomorrow December 10th to December 24th.
The draw will be held live, with winners
announced on December 27th. For an added
bonus, purchasing 10 tickets comes with
a complimentary bottle of Apogee 12—an
early holiday treat.

The Santa Edition
2024, limited to just 301 bottles, is a
festive masterpiece. This exclusive
release has been matured in Pedro
Ximénez sherry casks and bottled at
57.8% ABV. Bursting with seasonal
flavours like dried fruits, warm spices,
and dark chocolate, it’s an ideal
companion for cosy nights by the fire.
The Santa Edition will be available on
December 10th through the Bimber website
at an RRP of £89.
Speaking about the launch, Bimber
Director Ewelina Chruszczyk said: “This
Christmas, we’re thrilled to share two
extraordinary experiences with our
community of whisky lovers. The
Christmas Cask Lottery is a chance for
someone to own a piece of Bimber’s
journey, while the Santa Edition 2024
embodies the joy and warmth of the
festive season. These releases highlight
our passion for whisky-making and our
commitment to creating unforgettable
moments for our fans.”
You will also find the current
Bimber whisky range available from specialist online whisky
shops such as
The Whisky Exchange
and
Master of Malt
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