Glen Scotia 10 Year Single Cask is a cask strength Campbeltown single malt Scotch whisky bottled at 58.6% ABV, representing one of only 242 bottles from cask No. 19/380-37. This non-chill filtered expression captures the distinctive maritime character of Scotland's smallest whisky region with gentle peat smokiness, tropical fruit sweetness, and coastal salinity. From the historic Glen Scotia distillery in Campbeltown, this single cask bottling exemplifies the unique terroir of Scotland's "whisky capital by the sea." Glen Scotia has weathered the rise and fall of Campbeltown's whisky industry since 1832, continuing to craft whiskies that bridge the gap between Highland elegance and Islay intensity. This specially selected cask for Drammers Club #23 showcases the distillery's ability to balance coastal influence with refined maturation.

Tasting Notes

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

Product Details

Spirit Type	Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV	58.6% (117.2 proof)
Volume	700ml
Age Statement	10 Years
Release Year	2010
Distillery	Glen Scotia
Region	Campbeltown, Scotland
Cask Type	Single Cask No. 19/380-37
Bottles Produced	242 bottles
Filtration	Non-chill filtered

Perfect For

• Whisky collectors: Rare single cask bottling with only 242 bottles produced
• Campbeltown exploration: Discovering Scotland's smallest whisky region's unique character
• Cask strength appreciation: Experiencing whisky at natural strength with water on the side
• Maritime whisky lovers: Savoring the coastal influence and gentle peat smoke

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Glen Scotia 10 Year Single Cask taste like?

Glen Scotia 10 Year Single Cask offers gentle peat smokiness balanced with sweet tropical notes of pineapple and sea salted caramel. The maritime influence of Campbeltown adds coastal salinity, while oak maturation contributes vanilla and spice. The finish brings toasted almond and warming cinnamon with lingering coastal smoke.

Should I add water to this cask strength whisky?

At 58.6% ABV, this Glen Scotia benefits from a few drops of water to open up the flavors and reduce the alcohol heat. Start with just a teaspoon of water and taste, adding more gradually. The non-chill filtered nature means it may become slightly cloudy when water is added, which is completely normal.

What makes Campbeltown whiskies unique?

Campbeltown whiskies like this Glen Scotia combine maritime influence from the Mull of Kintyre's coastal location with gentle peat character. The region's whiskies typically bridge Highland elegance and Islay intensity, offering complexity with approachable smokiness and distinctive salinity from sea air exposure.

Is this Glen Scotia worth the investment?

This single cask Glen Scotia represents exceptional value for collectors and enthusiasts seeking rare Campbeltown expressions. With only 242 bottles produced and the distinctive character of Scotland's smallest whisky region, it offers both immediate drinking pleasure and long-term collectibility.

How does this compare to regular Glen Scotia expressions?

This single cask bottling offers more intensity and complexity than Glen Scotia's core range, with higher proof and the unique character of cask No. 19/380-37. The cask strength presentation and single cask selection provide a more concentrated expression of the distillery's maritime character.

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