The popular Birdfeeder Edition of Redbreast Irish Whiskey is coming to stores and e-commerce just in time for the Christmas season. This year, the Irish whiskey brand is using the donations collected to support the charity partner “BirdLife International” and, in Germany, a very special project by the nature conservation association NABU.
Redbreast Irish Whiskey, the world’s most awarded Irish single pot still whiskey, is launching its fourth Birdfeeder Edition this year. The bottle’s shell, which doubles as a bird feeder, is dressed in forest green to match the festive season. With the limited edition, Redbreast is committed to the protection and well-being of wild birds and their habitats around the world. In doing so, the brand underlines its mission to produce exceptional whiskey and at the same time support bird protection.
Biesenthal Basin bird protection project
This year, Redbreast Germany is contributing a total of 10,000 euros to a very special project of the NABU Foundation „National Natural Heritage“: the Biesenthal Basin. In the Biesenthaler Becken project area, located north of Berlin, a total of 4.3 hectares of forest will be purchased in order to permanently dedicate it to nature conservation and thus preserve and promote the habitat of many bird and animal species. One focus of the work in the Biesenthal Basin is the development of extensive forest areas into natural mixed deciduous forests. In the future, these can develop as species-rich natural forests without further intervention.
The limited edition of the twelve-year-old Redbreast will be available from November 1, 2023 at an RRP of 58.99 euros and is the ultimate gift for everyone who appreciates Irish whiskey and wants to do something good, not just for the holidays.
