TBWC Limeburners 5 Year-old Batch 1 Single Malt Australian Whisky (500mL)
TBWC Limeburners 5 Year-old Batch 1 Single Malt Australian Whisky (500mL)

Hefty yet balanced

5 years of maturation in Apera casks softens with well-rounded flavours

TBWC Limeburners 5 Year-old Batch 1 Single Malt Australian Whisky (500mL)

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TBWC Limeburners 5 Year-old Batch 1 Single Malt Australian Whisky (500mL)

$285

$199.90

$199.90 / 1PK

Or 4 payments of $49.98 with our buy now pay later providers.

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The rich mouthfeel is complemented by a equalised flavour profile, making it approachable. Velvety dark chocolate and mole sauce bring a Mexican chocolate influence, accentuated by black cherry and tobacco, adding depth and sophistication. The lingering chocolate notes suggest a satisfying conclusion to the tasting experience, inviting you to take another sip.

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Why do we love this whisky?

(Only one bottle per person due to limited qualities, any additional orders will be automatically canceled)

Located in the picturesque Margaret River region of Western Australia, Limeburners Distillery benefits from a cool climate and high-quality water, ideal for whisky production. Founded by lawyer Cameron Syme, the distillery is part of Great Southern Distilling, which operates three distilleries creating various spirits, including gin, malt, grain, and rye whisky.

Limeburners focuses on single malt whisky and has an annual capacity of 120,000 litres of pure alcohol. All grain used is sourced locally from Western Australia. The whisky typically matures in second-fill American oak bourbon barrels, with some expressions finished in Australian fortified wine barrels. Notably, they produce a unique peated whisky using locally sourced peat from the Valley of the Giants in Walpole, adding an intriguing local twist to their offerings.

Tasting Notes

Butterscotch
Nutty
Vanilla
Medium-bodied
Textured
Deep

Whisky nerd stuff

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Aged

NV

Region

Scotland

Alc. by volume

51%

Closure

Cork

Bottle volume

Jennie 500ml

Notes from the maker

The Limeburners Distillery is in the south-western corner of Western Australia, in the Margaret River region. The area is famous for wine production, and also hosts an annual event of the World Surf League. The site was chosen for its cool climate and access to high quality water.

Founded by lawyer Cameron Syme, the parent company Great Southern Distilling operate three distilleries in the region making gin, malt, grain and rye whisky, with Limeburners being the brand for the single malt whisky.

It’s another small distillery, with an annual capacity of just 120,000 litres of pure alcohol a year. All of the grain they use comes form Western Australia,, and generally their spirit is matured in second fill American oak bourbon barrels, with some expressions finished in Australian fortified wine barrels. Interestingly they have a peated whisky that is made using locally sourced peat from the Valley of the Giants in nearby Walpole.

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  • To supply alcohol to a person under the age of 18 years (penalty exceeds $23,000).
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Liquor Licence No. 36300937

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Acknowledgement of Country

Vinomofo acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters, and community.

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