Bivrost - Nornir - Bivrost x Gealdýr - b. 2026 - 50cl





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Bivrost Nornir – Bivrost x Gealdýr is a Norwegian whisky bottled in 2026 at 50% ABV in a 50cl bottle, limited to 1,500 individually numbered bottles and presented in its original packaging.
Description from the seller
New and in original packaging
500 ml
50% ABV
Shipping within Europe only (excluding Malta and Cyprus)
With its whisky, Nornir once again follows a unique path. The foundation consists of maturation in former rye whiskey casks, followed by a finish in maple and Amontillado casks. Smaller portions from bourbon and Amburana casks complete the composition.
Bottled at 50% ABV and limited to just 1,500 individually numbered bottles, Nornir ranks among the most exclusive Bivrost releases.
In Norse mythology, the Norns are powerful female beings associated with fate and destiny. The three most prominent—Urðr, Verðandi, and Skuld—dwell beneath Yggdrasil, the World Tree, by the Well of Urðr.
Urðr represents what has happened—the past.
Verðandi represents what is happening—the present.
Skuld represents what will come to pass—the future.
New and in original packaging
500 ml
50% ABV
Shipping within Europe only (excluding Malta and Cyprus)
With its whisky, Nornir once again follows a unique path. The foundation consists of maturation in former rye whiskey casks, followed by a finish in maple and Amontillado casks. Smaller portions from bourbon and Amburana casks complete the composition.
Bottled at 50% ABV and limited to just 1,500 individually numbered bottles, Nornir ranks among the most exclusive Bivrost releases.
In Norse mythology, the Norns are powerful female beings associated with fate and destiny. The three most prominent—Urðr, Verðandi, and Skuld—dwell beneath Yggdrasil, the World Tree, by the Well of Urðr.
Urðr represents what has happened—the past.
Verðandi represents what is happening—the present.
Skuld represents what will come to pass—the future.

