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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteAt the Mey Highland Games 2025, sports, culture, and tradition collided in the northern reaches of Scotland. The annual event not only drew athletes and music enthusiasts, but also King Charles, who visibly savored a glass of Wolfburn whisky. The final bottle of Wolfburn Mey Games could be yours to win.
The recent Mey Highland Games 2025 was a spectacle. Wolfburn Distillery attended once again to acquaint patrons with its charming whisky profiles. Witnessing the King himself, whisky in hand, was a memorable sight for many in attendance. Additionally, the distillery proudly presented a special bottling, the Wolfburn Mey Games Edition 2025, created in honor of the event.
Win a free special Wolfburn bottle?
Now, only one bottle of this exclusive edition remains, and it's up for grabs. Wolfburn is hosting a competition especially tailored for its loyal fans and whisky connoisseurs. The bottle isn't for sale and is on its way to become a collector's item in no time.
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How can you be the lucky winner of the free whisky bottle?
Taking part is simple: join the giveaway on Instagram, which has two steps:
- Answer a simple question listed in the bio of the Instagram profile. The question is: Where does His Majesty King Charles traditionally stay during the Mey Highland Games? The answer must be submitted via the official website.
- Like and share the Instagram post.
The giveaway is open to participants aged 18 and over, with a limit of one entry per person. The contest runs until the afternoon of August 14. After that, one winner will be chosen from all entries to receive the very last bottle.
The Mey Games Edition, according to Wolfburn, is crafted with the same care and expertise as their whiskies. It’s a bottling that captures the spirit of the Highlands while serving as a reminder of a special day when sport, music, and community came together under the watchful eye of the King.
Last Chance
If you missed the event, this competition offers another chance to own a tangible piece of the Mey Highland Games 2025. For collectors, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity, while for enthusiasts, it's a chance to sample a whisky that's no longer available.
More details and entry forms are available on the Wolfburn Distillery's website. Don't delay, as once they're gone, they're gone for good.
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