Rosemaund Farm Whisky Appears in The Gentlemen Season 2

Rosemaund Farm Whisky Appears in The Gentlemen Season 2

A bottle from a Herefordshire farm has found its way into the world of The Gentlemen.

Rosemaund Farm Whisky appears in Season 2 of Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series, which premieres on 3 September 2026.

For us, it is a proud moment. It also feels remarkably natural.

The world of The Gentlemen is built around English estates, tailoring, food, cars, ritual, ambition and a certain refusal to follow the expected route. Rosemaund may be considerably quieter, but many of the same ingredients are present here.

Not a whisky created for the screen

Rosemaund was not invented as a television prop.

It is a working farm distillery in Herefordshire, built on whisky that has already spent ten years in oak.

Rosemaund Farm has been home to our family since 2007. It was here that my father William, my brother Harry and I founded Chase Distillery in 2008, making spirits from produce grown on the farm.

Whisky is the next chapter.

Our mature stocks were distilled from English-grown Maris Otter barley and aged in casks among the orchards and old farm buildings of Rosemaund. Those casks are now being selected and brought together by our Master Blender, Tristan Stephenson.

Long before the cameras arrived, the work had already been done by farmers, brewers, distillers, coopers, warehousemen and time.

Guy Ritchie and Rosemaund

Guy joined Rosemaund as an early backer, shareholder and creative collaborator, drawn to the same combination of farming, independence and English craftsmanship that brought our family back to the distillery.

His involvement has never been about putting a famous name on a bottle. He challenges the way we present Rosemaund, the occasions around which it is enjoyed and how an English whisky brand can behave without copying what has come before.

His WildKitchen also has a home at Rosemaund: a place where people can gather outside around fire, food and whisky.

Why Rosemaund belongs in this world

The best product placements do not feel like product placements. They feel as though the bottle was already in the room.

Rosemaund belongs in this particular room because it represents a living English story: a family farm, a restored distillery, mature whisky and the conviction to begin again.

It is recognisably English without becoming nostalgic. Traditional in the things that matter, but not constrained by convention.

That is the direction in which we want to take the brand.

What is the whisky seen in The Gentlemen?

The bottle is Rosemaund Farm Distillery’s 10-year-old single malt English whisky, made from Maris Otter barley and matured in Herefordshire.

Our latest expression, The Director’s Cut, launches on 1 September 2026, two days before the new season arrives on Netflix.

It is limited to 3,000 individually numbered bottles and is available directly from Rosemaund for £126, including UK delivery.

A small role in a very English production. A much larger moment in the story of Rosemaund.