Wolfburn created this trio of World Cup whiskies to mark Scotland's return to the World Cup in 2026, with each bottling tied to a group-stage match. This 12-year-old edition, dedicated to Scotland's fixture against Brazil, stands as the flagship of the collection. The distillery, situated on Scotland's northern mainland and named after the Wolf Burn that flows to the North Sea, positions this as the most mature and considered of the three releases.

Twelve years of maturation in Oloroso and ex-bourbon casks have built a complex, layered character. The nose blends sweetness and florals with soft peat smoke. On the palate, depth emerges through honey and brûléed sugar, layered with spice and sherry richness. The finish is long, with fruit and caramel lingering to the close.