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Whisky Words: Bung Hole

Whisky Words: Bung Hole

Vic Cameron, one of our whisky lecturers says: “A bung hole is the hole on the top of a cask where you put the filler in to fill the spirit. And then once you've filled it, you will hammer in a bit of wood that is called a bung.”

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