Glen Scotia 1992 - 2011 The MacPhail's Collection

The Glen Scotia 1992 - 2011, bottled as part of The MacPhail's Collection, is a stunning whisky that highlights the distinctive Campbeltown profile. This 19-year-old expression offers a harmonious blend of maritime influences, fruity notes, and subtle spiciness. It showcases the best of Glen Scotia’s craftsmanship, wrapped in a classic and timeless style. With its refined balance and rich flavor profile, this bottling is an excellent choice for connoisseurs and enthusiasts seeking something special.

Tasting note

Nose

Aromas of ripe pear, honey, and subtle vanilla are complemented by a hint of salty sea air and a gentle touch of peat smoke. Notes of toasted nuts and citrus add complexity.

Palate

Full-bodied and layered, with flavors of caramelized apple, apricot, and a touch of milk chocolate. Maritime influences bring a light salinity, while soft spices like cinnamon and nutmeg add depth to the palate.

Finish

Long and elegant, with lingering notes of honey, citrus, and a touch of toasted oak. A subtle salinity and a hint of spice provide a refined and memorable conclusion.

Glen Scotia Distillery

Glen Scotia Distillery is located in Campbeltown, on Scotland's Kintyre Peninsula, a region with a rich whisky history. Founded in 1832, Glen Scotia is one of the few remaining distilleries in this once thriving whisky region. The distillery has gone through several ownership changes and periods of closure, but remains an important name in the Scotch whisky world.

A specific feature of Glen Scotia is its combination of traditional and modern production methods. The distillery produces a wide range of whiskies, from light and elegant to rich and smoky. Glen Scotia is known for its complex flavour profiles, often characterised by maritime influences such as saltiness, combined with notes of fruit, vanilla and spices.

The whiskies are matured in various cask types, including bourbon and sherry casks, which contributes to the depth and complexity of the flavours. Glen Scotia's unique location and rich history make it a fascinating distillery, continuing the tradition and innovation of Campbeltown whiskies.