Einar's whisky
The weather plays a crucial role in shaping the character and flavour of whisky. Situated in the heart of the North Atlantic, we harness the distinct climate of the Faroe Islands to perfect our whisky.
The dynamic weather patterns and consistent temperatures create an ideal setting for the maturation process, ensuring our whisky develops its rich flavour and character.
Batch 18
Hydrobates pelagicus
We’re proud to announce the release of Batch 18, the latest whisky from Einar’s Distillery.
The storm petrel, or Drunnhvíti in Faroese, symbolizes endurance, adaptability, and the raw beauty of the sea—qualities mirrored in this exceptional whisky. Bottled at full cask strength of 59.9%, this batch is a celebration of balance, purity, and precision.
Nose: A symphony of malt sweetness, subtle pepper, and gentle vanilla, with hints of diced apple and acacia honey.
Taste: A rich, oily delivery with stunning interplay between nutty vanillas and concentrated barley.
Finish: Dry yet refined, with layered malts and a delicate hint of saltiness.
Balance: Pure craftsmanship, showcasing a naked malt in flawless form.
We’re honored by the incredible feedback, including: "The best batch of Einar Whisky ever. Sublime. Perfectly distilled and excellently matured."
Bottled at full cask strength of 59.9%.
Only 821 bottles from the bourbon casks.
Powerful small batch whisky
Skúgvurin (Stercorarius skua)
Released on July 26th 2024.
Great Skua (Skúgvurin) is one of the most agile birds we have in the Faroe Islands. The tasting experience is also powerful reflected in the strength, which is cask strength at 59.5% vol. This is a matured whisky, aged in barrels for over 5 years.
The distillation and the aging in selected Sherry and Bourbon casks in the middle of the North Atlantic make Einar’s Whisky something special. A complex, balanced Single Malt from Einar’s Distillery has taken flight.
Great Skua – Stercorarius skua – Skúgvur 59.25% vol.
963 bottles bottled at full cask strength of 59.25% vol.
Nose: malt and oak, dry gentle citrus note.
Taste: sweet malty, chocolate cake, fruit cake.
Finish: light bitter and intensive cocoa from bourbon.
Balance: sophisticated dry, subtle sweetness.
First smoked whisky
Corvus corax
The first smoked whisky from Einar's Distillery.
Launched on may 17th 2024 to celebrate World Whisky Day.
This complex peaty whisky is crafted for connoisseurs who appreciate the intricate dance of flavours and textures that only the finest whiskies can offer.
The Raven is the bird of choice for this whisky as it symbolises intelligence, mystery, and depth, perfectly mirroring the complex and intriguing character of our latest creation.
𝗡𝗼𝘀𝗲: Dry tannins, sweet fruitiness, light smoke
𝗧𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲: Light muscovado sugars, sultana notes, malty smoky
𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗵: Gentle smokiness, cocoa notes
𝗕𝗮𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲: Dry well-balanced, complex peaty
Bottled at full cask strength of 59.5%.
Only 1161 bottles from the bourbon and oloroso casks.
First small batch whisky
Eider (Somateria mollissima)
The first Faroese whisky from Einar's Distillery has now been aged for 5 years, and this is something special that has been long awaited. And here is much to celebrate.
The reviews of Einar's Whisky have been very positive, with words from experts such as "You are Out-scottiching the Scotch" with results at very high levels.
Bottled at full cask strength of 58.5%.
Only 354 bottles from a 190-liter Buffalo Trace cask.
First batch whisky
The White Lamb is a raw whisky distillate. This is the first raw whisky distillate to be made in the Faroe Islands and it is an unaged single malt. The whisky is created from a combination of clear mountain water and yeast that has been specifically developed for the White Lamb. The White Lamb has an ABV of 45% and comes in 50CL bottles. The name “White Lamb” is a tribute to Föroya Bjór’s long-standing mascot – the ram.
Brewing Since 1888
Einar's Distillery proudly holds the distinction of being the very first distillery in the Faroe Islands. Rooted in the brewing legacy of the family-owned Föroya Bjór, which has been dedicated to brewing perfection since 1888.
The iconic Faroese ram has symbolised Föroya Bjór since 1888. Since 2016, Einar’s Distillery has proudly carried on this legacy by adopting the steadfast and resilient ram as its logo.