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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteThe holidays just got a lot warmer thanks to two brand-new Christmas bottlings from Wolfburn Distillery. The Highland distillery presents Partridge in a Pear Tree and Two Turtle Doves, both part of the atmospheric Twelve Days of Christmas Collection. Two characterful single malts, crafted to be savored slowly by the fireside.
FAQ
- Where is Wolfburn Distillery located?
In Thurso, Scotland. - How old are the two Wolfburn Christmas whiskies?
12 Years Old. - What kind of whisky does Wolfburn make?
Scotch Single Malt Whisky.
Wolfburn unveils Christmas in liquid form
Christmas is right around the corner, and distilleries are easing into the season. For instance, Saltire Rare Malt has already revealed a special Christmas whisky. Now Wolfburn Distillery is joining in with something festive, too. Not one, but two releases.
The distillery has unveiled two limited editions, both 12 years old. One bottle holds 70 centilitres of the nectar of the gods, the other half that amount. But what kind of whiskies are they?
Which whiskies has Wolfburn released for Christmas 2025?
Wolfburn has announced the following two bottles for the holidays:

What is the Wolfburn Partridge in a Pear Tree Christmas Whisky?
The first of the duo is Partridge in a Pear Tree—a nod to the softer side of winter. This whisky spent twelve years maturing in first-fill Oloroso butts and ex-bourbon oak casks, developing a rich, sweet profile.
Here are the tasting notes:
- Nose: Rich layers of dried fruit, pear, and vanilla, with a gentle hint of oak and sherry warmth.
- Palate: Full-bodied notes of raisins, honey, and a touch of spice, carried by creamy vanilla and light oak.
- Finish: Long and warming, with lingering sherry tones and subtle hints of clove and wood.
What is the Wolfburn Two Turtle Doves 12 Year Old Whisky?
With Two Turtle Doves, Wolfburn Distillery tips its hat to The Twelve Days of Christmas. This whisky is elegant and layered, with a slightly drier character than its counterpart.
The 12-year-old single malt matured in second-fill Oloroso sherry casks and ex-bourbon barrels before bottling at 46% alcohol by volume (ABV). Tasting notes for this Scotch whisky:
- Nose: Floral and sweet with notes of honey, toffee, and a wisp of peat smoke.
- Palate: Dried fruit and caramel, with soft vanilla from the bourbon cask.
- Finish: Medium to long, with warm sherry notes, gentle smoke, and sweet vanilla.
Where can you buy Wolfburn’s special Christmas whiskies?
Both whiskies are available in limited quantities via the Wolfburn website. Pricing is €81.95 for the Partridge in a Pear Tree edition and €35.95 for the Two Turtle Doves whisky. Stocks are limited, so act fast if you want to secure a bottle.
If you really want to get into the spirit, you can also pick up one of the luxury Christmas Crackers, each containing a miniature bottle of Wolfburn whisky.
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