The Whiskey Barrel produces NFT for a whiskey collection – Bits Media

The Whiskey Barrel from the Scottish city of Fayf is going to use a blockchain to combat fake products.

The Whiskey Barrel brothers Alaster and Chris Brown (Alastair & Chris Brown) launched a collection of one-salt whiskey Glen Moray 30-year exposure. Limited 152 bottles, For the price 350 pounds sterling for each. Part is presented in the form of non -replaced tokens, which will act as a "digital certificate".

Collectible tokens work on the basis of the SOLANA blockchain. The company claims, that I chose this network due to its carbon-neutral status and low energy consumption.

"Digital Certificates" will confirm the owner ownership of the owner for each bottle of whiskey from the collection. The bottles are depicted on the first 30 NFT, And the company Whisky Barrel considers, that this will emphasize the uniqueness of her drink. The whiskey overtook 1991 year, Then he stood in barrels of dry sherry Palo Cortado, Then the finished drink with a fortress 54.9% Without cold filtering and without adding dye, it was spilled in small containers.

Owners of the first bottles will receive a VIP member of the Whiskey Barrel Scotch Club club, created by the Solsea trading platform. At the end of the year, Whisky Barrel plans to complete the collection series with a release of 50-year-old single-sided whiskey.

Each bottle is assigned a unique QR code, by which you can find out information about it, recorded in the open blockchain register. The initiative was implemented in cooperation with the local technological startup CD Corp from the city of Aberdin. The Whiskey Barrel is counted, that the use of blockchain will allow collectors of elite whiskey to reduce the risk of buying fakes. According to Alaster Brown, Company customers will be able to track data on the logistics chains of products and keep aware of, from what ingredients and in what conditions is it produced.

Blockchain technology is also popular among other producers of whiskey. William Gran&Sons began to use it in 2019 year, so that buyers can make sure the authenticity of the goods.