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Watercolour of The Tamworth Distillery Distiller’s Pick 2026: bottles No. 6, No. 10 and No. 2 of 10

In the vault now

Lot #006Sold

Lot 6 - Distiller's Pick 2026 Barrel Strength French Oaked Single Malt

Bottle #2 of 10

Sold out

Lot #007Available

Lot 7 - Distiller's Pick 2026 Barrel Strength French Oaked Single Malt

Bottle #6 of 10

$155

Lot #008Available

Lot 8 - Distiller's Pick 2026 Barrel Strength French Oaked Single Malt

Bottle #10 of 10

$155

The Tamworth Distillery · Distiller’s Pick 2026

Ten were bottled.
Three are in the vault.

The Tamworth Distillery’s first barrel-strength single malt. One exceptional barrel, finished in French oak and bottled by hand in a numbered run of ten. It sold out at the distillery. Bottles No. 2, 6 and 10 are in the vault now.

Most barrels end up in a batch. Every so often one comes of age so far ahead of the rest that blending it away would be a waste. At The Tamworth Distillery, in northern New South Wales, this was that barrel, and it became their first ever barrel-strength release.

Barrel strength means nothing stands between the cask and the bottle: no water is added to bring the whisky down to a standard strength, so it is bottled at the strength the barrel reached. This one came out at 57.7% ABV. A few drops of water in the glass will open it up, if you choose to.

French oak finished. The single malt spent its final stretch in French oak, the tighter-grained wood prized by winemakers, which brings spice and a drier, more structured edge.

Ten bottles, numbered by hand. The head distiller filled and numbered every one. They were meant to stay at the distillery; instead ten were released to collectors, and they sold out.

Two labels. Nos. 1 and 7 to 10 wear the standard Tamworth Distillery label, a lone gum tree against the sun. Nos. 2 to 6 wear a custom label made for this release, a gum’s branches over the still and the hills beyond. Each reads “Limited Edition · 1st Barrel Strength Release” with its own bottle number.