King Charles launches ANOTHER side hustle as he flogs £250 bottles of whisky made with barley from his Highgrove estate

KING Charles is flogging £250 bottles of whisky made with barley from his state estate.

His Highgrove Royal Gardens Single Malt is simply a constricted variation of 400.

It is the astir costly whisky being sold by the estate, with the adjacent 1 costing £130.

Each is numbered and comes successful a acquisition container featuring a watercolour by His Majesty of the residence adjacent Tetbury, Gloucs.

It promises connoisseurs a vanilla and orangish peel nose, a hint of candied ginger and a lightly spiced finish.

The whisky is made by the award-winning Cotswolds Distillery successful Stourton, Shipston-on-Stour, conscionable crossed the region borderline successful Warwickshire.

It is aged successful premium progressive ex-red vino and first-fill bourbon casks astatine the distillery, the lone 1 successful the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

It uses practice Plumage Archer barley grown astatine the Highgrove Estate and traditionally floor-malted astatine Britain’s oldest moving maltings.

The maltings, successful Warminister, Wilts, is wherever the barley was archetypal created successful 1906.

The usage of Plumage Archer “yields a subtle but unsocial twist” connected the spirit, according to the royal estate, which the King rents from the Duchy of Cornwall — present controlled by his eldest lad and heir, Prince William.

The property store offers a scope of whisky and gin, often trading connected their locally sourced oregon integrated credentials.