Maggi is a British artist. Though principally a painter her best-known public works are the sculptures, ‘A Conversation with Oscar Wilde,’ and ‘A Sculpture for Mary Wollstonecraft,’ in London, and the 4-metre-high steel, ‘Scallop,’ on Aldeburgh beach, Suffolk. The whisky release’s name, 6PM, is inspired by Hambling’s working day and the label shows a self-portrait, evoking herself enjoying a whisky whilst pausing for thought. This unique and exciting expression crafted by Adnams' Head Distiller, John McCarthy, is a triple-grain spirit made from East Anglian malted wheat, barley, and oats. “To collaborate with Maggi on this limited-edition whisky truly feels like a love letter to Suffolk, and it is therefore fitting that it will benefit The Community Trust,” he said. When Adnams started the Copper House Distillery, John initially invested in a limited number of new barrels from the Speyside Cooperage, before settling on Radoux for creating the whisky range. This makes this first-fill spirit matured in barrel SPEYAO one of Adnams rarer releases. Barrel SPEYAO is made of American Oak and has a Medium Plus toasting. The spirit was from Gyle 22090, which was a three-grain wash of primarily wheat, with barley and oats. Its abv at bottling was 66% and it is non-chill filtered. 6PM is available in a limited-edition run, and packaged in a magnetic closure presentation box, with gold foiling and ribbon tab.