High Coast Timmer Swedish Single Malt Whisky 750mL

High Coast Timmer Swedish Single Malt Whisky

48% ABV | 100% Peated | First-Fill Bourbon Barrels | Non-Chill Filtered | Natural Color

Process & Profile

High Coast Timmer is a robust peated single malt whisky crafted in northern Sweden as part of the distillery’s Origins series — a tribute to the region’s rich logging history and natural beauty. This expression is matured exclusively in first-fill bourbon barrels, lending a creamy vanilla backdrop to its bold campfire smokiness.

The whisky is made from pilsner malt and peated malt, sourced from both Belgian and Scottish maltsters, peated up to 46ppm. Distilled using pristine water from Bålsjön and aged in a mix of 200-liter bourbon barrels and 130-liter quarter casks, Timmer reflects Swedish terroir and precision. It is bottled at 48% ABV, with no chill-filtration and no added coloring, preserving the integrity of its aroma and texture.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Ripe pear, gentle vanilla, and wisps of wood smoke.
Palate: Bold layers of campfire smoke, toasted malt, and rich vanilla sweetness.
Finish: Ashy and citrusy with a clean, lingering smoky trail.

What Makes It Special

• 100% Peated Whisky: Crafted with malt peated up to 46ppm for bold smokiness.

• Matured in First-Fill Bourbon Casks: Enhances vanilla sweetness and rich texture.

• Swedish Heritage: Celebrates the logging history of Västernorrland, Sweden.

• Unfiltered & Natural: Bottled without chill-filtration or added color.

• Part of the Origins Series: One of four expressions exploring Swedish history and geography.

How to Enjoy

Let Timmer breathe for a few minutes in the glass to unlock its full complexity. Sip neat to experience the balance between smoke and sweetness, or add a few drops of water to release citrus and floral notes. It’s an excellent match for smoked meats, aged cheeses, or a fireside evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What type of casks is Timmer matured in?
Timmer is aged exclusively in first-fill bourbon barrels, including both 200L American oak casks and 130L quarter casks.

2. Is High Coast Timmer chill-filtered or colored?
No. It is non-chill filtered and contains no artificial coloring, maintaining a pure expression of the whisky.

3. What does the name “Timmer” mean?
“Timmer” means “timber” in Swedish, a nod to the region’s logging heritage and the rugged character of the whisky.

4. How peated is Timmer?
The whisky is made from malt peated up to 46ppm, delivering a smoky, campfire character.

5. Where is High Coast Distillery located?
The distillery is located in Västernorrland, Sweden, on the banks of the Ångerman River, known for its cool climate and clean water — ideal for slow aging.