Glen Scotia 10 Year Single Cask Campbeltown Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a cask strength expression bottled at 58.6% ABV from single cask No. 19/380-37, representing one of only 242 bottles from this rare 2010 distillation. This non-chill filtered whisky showcases the distinctive maritime character of Campbeltown with gentle peat smokiness balanced by tropical fruit sweetness and coastal minerality.

Glen Scotia stands as one of only three active distilleries in Campbeltown, Scotland's once-thriving whisky capital. Founded in 1832, this historic distillery has weathered the region's dramatic rise and decline, emerging as a guardian of Campbeltown's unique whisky-making traditions. Their single cask releases represent the purest expression of their craft, bottled directly from individual barrels without blending or extensive filtration.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Gentle peat smokiness, sweet pineapple, zesty orange, spiced apple, sea salted caramel
• Palate: Oak vanilla, tropical fruit sweetness, maritime salinity, warming spices, toasted almonds
• Finish: Long finish with warming cinnamon, delicate toasted almond, lingering peat smoke

Product Details

Perfect For

• Serious Collectors: Rare single cask bottling from Campbeltown's storied distillery
• Cask Strength Enthusiasts: Full-proof intensity showcasing pure distillery character
• Scotch Exploration: Discovering Campbeltown's unique maritime whisky profile
• Special Occasions: Limited release perfect for memorable celebrations

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Glen Scotia 10 Year Single Cask taste like?

This Glen Scotia delivers a complex profile balancing gentle peat smoke with tropical sweetness. You'll taste pineapple and orange zest upfront, followed by sea salted caramel and vanilla oak, finishing with warming cinnamon and toasted almonds. The cask strength presentation amplifies these flavors without overwhelming the delicate balance.

Should I add water to this cask strength whisky?

At 58.6% ABV, this Glen Scotia benefits from a few drops of water to unlock its full complexity. Start neat to experience the full intensity, then add small amounts of water gradually. The maritime and fruit notes become more pronounced as the alcohol level reduces, revealing layers that might be masked at full strength.

How does Campbeltown whisky differ from other Scotch regions?

Campbeltown whiskies like this Glen Scotia offer a unique maritime character from their coastal maturation. You'll find gentle peat influence combined with sea salt minerality and often tropical fruit notes. This region produces more complex, nuanced whiskies than the heavily peated Islays or the purely elegant Speysides.

Is this Glen Scotia worth the investment as a collector's bottle?

This single cask Glen Scotia represents excellent collector value with only 242 bottles produced. Campbeltown releases are increasingly sought after, and Glen Scotia's reputation continues growing. The combination of age, cask strength presentation, and extreme rarity makes this a solid addition to any serious collection.

What cocktails work well with cask strength Scotch?

While primarily intended for neat sipping, this Glen Scotia's high proof makes it exceptional in spirit-forward cocktails. Try it in a Penicillin where the tropical fruit notes complement honey and ginger, or a Rob Roy where the maritime character adds complexity. Always dilute appropriately for balanced cocktails.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.