Scapa Skiren 

Batch SK01

Distilled in a “unique” barrel-shaped Lomond wash still - the only remaining working Lomond in the Scotch whisky industry.

Scapa Distillery

Scapa Distillery is located on the scenic Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands, north of mainland Scotland. Founded in 1885 by John Townsend, Scapa has a long and varied history, with multiple ownership transfers and periods of non-production.

A unique feature of Scapa Distillery is the use of a Lomond wash still, a rare type of still that produces a smoother and fruitier spirit. Scapa is one of the few distilleries still using this technique, which contributes to the distinctive flavour profiles of their whiskies.

Scapa whiskies are known for their smooth and approachable character, often described as light and delicate with subtle maritime influences such as a hint of sea salt. Maturation takes place mainly in American oak bourbon casks, which creates rich notes of vanilla and caramel. The combination of traditional methods and the unique influence of the Orkney environment makes Scapa Distillery a popular name in the world of Scotch whisky.